Lays of Modern Oxford
Lays of Modern Oxford
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*Tis a world of deception, but ev'ry one knows The cause of the flaming proboscis of rose ; And he watched it sink down in the western main, But he never beheld it rise again.
26 Lays of Modern Oxford.
He felt the damp mists of the evening steal Over his limbs, and began to feel Lonely, and sad, and weary of life, And heartily wished himself back with his wife ; And he thought of love-lorn Paris of old, That wayward youth with his locks of gold, How erst upon Ida s brow he lay.
When his life wa...s silently ebbing away, And wished that he once again might see Fair Helen, the cause of his misery.
And he thought of old Oxford, far away.
With its books, and dons, and colleges grey ; And he thought of his London club, and the wine, Aud the turtle soup with its flavour fine.
And the delicate taste of the fragrant weeds And all the exquisite whitebait feeds At Greenwich, where Thames rolls along in his pride, With a host of dead dogs on his snuff-coloured tide.
Timothy Bookworm. 27 The trees in the dusk of the evening grew brown, The night was approaching, the sun had gone down, When there suddenly came upon Timothys.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
*Tis a world of deception, but ev'ry one knows The cause of the flaming proboscis of rose ; And he watched it sink down in the western main, But he never beheld it rise again.
26 Lays of Modern Oxford.
He felt the damp mists of the evening steal Over his limbs, and began to feel Lonely, and sad, and weary of life, And heartily wished himself back with his wife ; And he thought of love-lorn Paris of old, That wayward youth with his locks of gold, How erst upon Ida s brow he lay.
When his life wa...s silently ebbing away, And wished that he once again might see Fair Helen, the cause of his misery.
And he thought of old Oxford, far away.
With its books, and dons, and colleges grey ; And he thought of his London club, and the wine, Aud the turtle soup with its flavour fine.
And the delicate taste of the fragrant weeds And all the exquisite whitebait feeds At Greenwich, where Thames rolls along in his pride, With a host of dead dogs on his snuff-coloured tide.
Timothy Bookworm. 27 The trees in the dusk of the evening grew brown, The night was approaching, the sun had gone down, When there suddenly came upon Timothys.
What to read after Lays of Modern Oxford?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by 1838 1905 Adon to read onlineMoreLess
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