London Lyrics
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Had you a chamber near the stars, — A bird, — some treasured plants in jars, About your casement ?
I often wander up and down, When morning bathes the silent town In dewy glory ; Perhaps, unwitting, I have heard Your thrilling-toned canary-bird From that third story.
I've seen some change since last we met— A patient little Seamstress yet, On small wage striving, Are you, if love such luck allows, Some little fellow's lucky spouse ? — Is Baby thriving ?
My heart grows chill I Can Soul like thia...-^ Weary of this dear World of mine, Have loosed its fetter, 42 LONDON LYRICS.
To find a world, whose promised blisa Is better than the best of this ? — And is it better ?
Sometimes to Pall Mall I repair, And see the damsels passing there ; But if I try to . . .
To get one glance, they look discreet, As though they'd some one else to meet ;- As have not / too ?
Vet still I often think upon Our many meetings, come and gone, July — December !
Now let us make a tryst, and when, Dear little Soul, we meet again, In some more kindly sphere, why thsa Thy friend remember.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Had you a chamber near the stars, — A bird, — some treasured plants in jars, About your casement ?
I often wander up and down, When morning bathes the silent town In dewy glory ; Perhaps, unwitting, I have heard Your thrilling-toned canary-bird From that third story.
I've seen some change since last we met— A patient little Seamstress yet, On small wage striving, Are you, if love such luck allows, Some little fellow's lucky spouse ? — Is Baby thriving ?
My heart grows chill I Can Soul like thia...-^ Weary of this dear World of mine, Have loosed its fetter, 42 LONDON LYRICS.
To find a world, whose promised blisa Is better than the best of this ? — And is it better ?
Sometimes to Pall Mall I repair, And see the damsels passing there ; But if I try to . . .
To get one glance, they look discreet, As though they'd some one else to meet ;- As have not / too ?
Vet still I often think upon Our many meetings, come and gone, July — December !
Now let us make a tryst, and when, Dear little Soul, we meet again, In some more kindly sphere, why thsa Thy friend remember.
What to read after London Lyrics?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Locker-Lampson Frederick to read onlineMoreLess
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