London Rhymes
London Rhymes
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And precious books, for any mood : And then — that best of company — Those graver thoughts in solitude That hold us fast and never pall : Then there is You, mv Own, my Fair— And I . . . soon I must leave it all, — ^And much you care^ 28 LONDON RHYMES.
THE OLD STONEMASON* A showery day in early springs An Old Man and a Child Are seated near a scaffolding^ Where marble blocks are piled* His clothes are stain'd by age and soil* As hers by rain and sun ; He looks as if his days of toil Were very ne...arly done.
To eat his dinner he had sought A staircase proud and vast, And here the duteous Child had brought His scanty noon repast.
A worn-out Workman needing aid ; A blooming Child of Light ; The stately palace steps ; — all made A most pathetic sight.
LONDON RHYMES. 29 We had sought shelter from the stormy And saw this lowly Pair, — But none could see a Shining Form That watched beside them thcvii 1H4.
30 LONDON RHYMES.
THE MUSIC PALACE.
Shall yau got I dotii ask you to seek it or shun it ; I weHi OH an impulse : Fve been and Pve done U.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And precious books, for any mood : And then — that best of company — Those graver thoughts in solitude That hold us fast and never pall : Then there is You, mv Own, my Fair— And I . . . soon I must leave it all, — ^And much you care^ 28 LONDON RHYMES.
THE OLD STONEMASON* A showery day in early springs An Old Man and a Child Are seated near a scaffolding^ Where marble blocks are piled* His clothes are stain'd by age and soil* As hers by rain and sun ; He looks as if his days of toil Were very ne...arly done.
To eat his dinner he had sought A staircase proud and vast, And here the duteous Child had brought His scanty noon repast.
A worn-out Workman needing aid ; A blooming Child of Light ; The stately palace steps ; — all made A most pathetic sight.
LONDON RHYMES. 29 We had sought shelter from the stormy And saw this lowly Pair, — But none could see a Shining Form That watched beside them thcvii 1H4.
30 LONDON RHYMES.
THE MUSIC PALACE.
Shall yau got I dotii ask you to seek it or shun it ; I weHi OH an impulse : Fve been and Pve done U.
What to read after London Rhymes?
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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