Leisure Moments of a Traveling Man
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But that was ere my soul forbade The vows you made to me, And I was but a careless maid, "Heart whole and fancy free." Refrain — Oh, for a day whose sun could set.
As in the golden past !
Oh, that we two had never met, Since love could never last !
Once more I'd be a child again.
As when you first met me ; Fair as a sunbeam in the rain, "Heart whole and fancy free." Though I regret the promise true.
And you remember not.
My heart still fondly beats for you "Who care not for my lot.
The love I b...ore you lingers yet.
Though now^ I long to be The maid I was before we met, "Heart whole and fancy free." A TRAVELING MAN 59 PERHAPS.
Perhaps if wealth had crowned thee With jewels rich and rare.
Perhaps if robes of splendor Had graced thy form so fair, Perhaps, 0, just perhaps, dear, If I had come to woo ; You might have closed your lashes AVith an air of ''who are you?" Perhaps if maids had served thee With fruits and sparkling wine.
Perhaps if all the smart set Had dubbed you "sweet and fine," Perhaps, O, just perhaps, dear.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But that was ere my soul forbade The vows you made to me, And I was but a careless maid, "Heart whole and fancy free." Refrain — Oh, for a day whose sun could set.
As in the golden past !
Oh, that we two had never met, Since love could never last !
Once more I'd be a child again.
As when you first met me ; Fair as a sunbeam in the rain, "Heart whole and fancy free." Though I regret the promise true.
And you remember not.
My heart still fondly beats for you "Who care not for my lot.
The love I b...ore you lingers yet.
Though now^ I long to be The maid I was before we met, "Heart whole and fancy free." A TRAVELING MAN 59 PERHAPS.
Perhaps if wealth had crowned thee With jewels rich and rare.
Perhaps if robes of splendor Had graced thy form so fair, Perhaps, 0, just perhaps, dear, If I had come to woo ; You might have closed your lashes AVith an air of ''who are you?" Perhaps if maids had served thee With fruits and sparkling wine.
Perhaps if all the smart set Had dubbed you "sweet and fine," Perhaps, O, just perhaps, dear.
What to read after Leisure Moments of a Traveling Man?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Allstorm, Oliver to read onlineMoreLess
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