Life's Verses
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She is peerlessly, perfectly lovely — So dainty, so fresh, and so fair ; Like one of those delicate flowers That lie 'mid the gold of her hair.
SHE.
He is thinking of no one hut Nellie, He don't even give me a glance; I 'dget him away from that creature If I only had half of a chance.
Oh ! I think I am very unhappy !
But I can 't wear my heart on my sleeve.
I wish I could tell him I — like him.
I 'm tired of making believe.
HE.
How she looks at that donkey beside her, With a smile on her exquis...ite lips.
Pah! she 's like all the rest of the women — A flirt to her finger-tips.
But she shan't count me in as a victim.
I will not be caught in her net : She may flirt 'till she 's tired with others, I decline to amuse a coquette.
SHE.
I am going to give him a favor, If it 's wanting in pride I don 't care ; I 'II just run up to him gaily And wear my most infantile air.
28 She is coming this way, my fair darling — She is leading me out for the waltz ; What a brute I have been to resist her — What a fool to imagine her false !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She is peerlessly, perfectly lovely — So dainty, so fresh, and so fair ; Like one of those delicate flowers That lie 'mid the gold of her hair.
SHE.
He is thinking of no one hut Nellie, He don't even give me a glance; I 'dget him away from that creature If I only had half of a chance.
Oh ! I think I am very unhappy !
But I can 't wear my heart on my sleeve.
I wish I could tell him I — like him.
I 'm tired of making believe.
HE.
How she looks at that donkey beside her, With a smile on her exquis...ite lips.
Pah! she 's like all the rest of the women — A flirt to her finger-tips.
But she shan't count me in as a victim.
I will not be caught in her net : She may flirt 'till she 's tired with others, I decline to amuse a coquette.
SHE.
I am going to give him a favor, If it 's wanting in pride I don 't care ; I 'II just run up to him gaily And wear my most infantile air.
28 She is coming this way, my fair darling — She is leading me out for the waltz ; What a brute I have been to resist her — What a fool to imagine her false !
What to read after Life's Verses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mitchell John Ames to read onlineMoreLess
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