Local Lyrics
Local Lyrics
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I never had one ; yah. Yet still, A man who'd issue bills thus large Must have some reason for this charge. " Let me review my life from youth. And try to test this placard's truth ; I may, by close observance, find These crimes, which now escape my mind. " Then, as before his mental eye, In long review, rose years gone by. He found, with grief, his earliest days Appeared involved in mist and haze. What ! Should he pit his single brain Against a charge so very plain, Set forth in such big lette...rs, too ? Ah, no : he felt it must be true. Am LOCAL LTKTCS. When thus cut off, as with a Iciiife, From all his long and well-spent, lifo, Poor Stickle sous^ht a living tomb Within a monastery's gloom. THE EIYAL'S YENaEANCE. Dedicated to the Leeds Highivay Committee. O Love, to-day I sing Of thee, thou fairy guost. And how thy treml)ling wing Once sought a maiden's breast : Her name, Matilda Ann, And thy soft rosy links Fast bound her to a man (One James Ehjah Biuks). The path seemed bright and fair, And free from sorrow's shade, Whereon this guileless pair In Love's sweet morning strayed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I never had one ; yah. Yet still, A man who'd issue bills thus large Must have some reason for this charge. " Let me review my life from youth. And try to test this placard's truth ; I may, by close observance, find These crimes, which now escape my mind. " Then, as before his mental eye, In long review, rose years gone by. He found, with grief, his earliest days Appeared involved in mist and haze. What ! Should he pit his single brain Against a charge so very plain, Set forth in such big lette...rs, too ? Ah, no : he felt it must be true. Am LOCAL LTKTCS. When thus cut off, as with a Iciiife, From all his long and well-spent, lifo, Poor Stickle sous^ht a living tomb Within a monastery's gloom. THE EIYAL'S YENaEANCE. Dedicated to the Leeds Highivay Committee. O Love, to-day I sing Of thee, thou fairy guost. And how thy treml)ling wing Once sought a maiden's breast : Her name, Matilda Ann, And thy soft rosy links Fast bound her to a man (One James Ehjah Biuks). The path seemed bright and fair, And free from sorrow's shade, Whereon this guileless pair In Love's sweet morning strayed.
What to read after Local Lyrics?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H Knight to read onlineMoreLess
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