Life of Oliver Wendell Holmes
Life of Oliver Wendell Holmes
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Mouths shall waste before we meet ; Winds are fair and sails are spread, Anchors leave their ocean bed ; Ere this shining day grows dark, Skies shall guide my shoreless bark; Through thy tears, O lady mine, Read thy lover's parting line.
When the first sad sun shall set, Thou shalt tear thy locks of jet ; When the morning star shall rise Thou shalt wake with weeping eyes ; When the second sun goes down Thou more tranquil shalt be grown, Taught too veil that wild despair Dims thine eyes, and spo...ils thy hair.
All the first unquiet week Thou shalt wear a smileless cheek; In the first month's second half FAVORITES OF SONG. 125 Thou shalt once attempt to laugh ; Then in Pickwick thou shalt dip, Lightly puckering round the lip, Till at last, in sorrow's spite, Samuel makes thee laugh outright.
While the first seven mornings last, Round thy chamber bolted fast Many a youth shall fume and pout, " Hang the girl, she's always out 1 " While the second week goes round, Vainly shall they sing and pound ; When the third week shall begin, '* Martha, let the creature in !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mouths shall waste before we meet ; Winds are fair and sails are spread, Anchors leave their ocean bed ; Ere this shining day grows dark, Skies shall guide my shoreless bark; Through thy tears, O lady mine, Read thy lover's parting line.
When the first sad sun shall set, Thou shalt tear thy locks of jet ; When the morning star shall rise Thou shalt wake with weeping eyes ; When the second sun goes down Thou more tranquil shalt be grown, Taught too veil that wild despair Dims thine eyes, and spo...ils thy hair.
All the first unquiet week Thou shalt wear a smileless cheek; In the first month's second half FAVORITES OF SONG. 125 Thou shalt once attempt to laugh ; Then in Pickwick thou shalt dip, Lightly puckering round the lip, Till at last, in sorrow's spite, Samuel makes thee laugh outright.
While the first seven mornings last, Round thy chamber bolted fast Many a youth shall fume and pout, " Hang the girl, she's always out 1 " While the second week goes round, Vainly shall they sing and pound ; When the third week shall begin, '* Martha, let the creature in !
What to read after Life of Oliver Wendell Holmes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E E Emma Elizabeth Brown to read onlineMoreLess
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