Love Poems And Others
Love Poems And Others
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Why, is there a weddin' at Underwood, As tha ne'd trudge up here ? — It's Widow Naylor's weddin'-dress, An' 'er's wantin it, I hear.
'^r doesna want no weddin-dress ...
What — but what dost mean ? — Doesn't ter know what I mean, Tim ? — Yi, Tha must' a' been hard to wean !
Tha'rt a good-un at suckin-in yet, Timmy ; But tell me, isn't it true As 'er'll be wantin' my weddin' dress In a week or two ?
Tha's no occasions ter ha'e me on Lizzie — what's done is done ! — Done, I should think so — Done!... But might I ask when tha begun ?
xlvii.
It's thee as 'as done it as much as me, Lizzie, I tell thee that. — " Me gotten a childt to thy landlady — ! " Tha's gotten thy answer pat, As tha allers hast — but let me tell thee Hasna ter sent me whoam, when I Was a'most burstin' mad o' my-sen An' walkin' in agony ; After thy kisses, Lizzie, after Tha's lain right up to me Lizzie, an' melted Into me, melted into me, Lizzie, Till I was verily swelted.
An' if my landlady seed me like it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Why, is there a weddin' at Underwood, As tha ne'd trudge up here ? — It's Widow Naylor's weddin'-dress, An' 'er's wantin it, I hear.
'^r doesna want no weddin-dress ...
What — but what dost mean ? — Doesn't ter know what I mean, Tim ? — Yi, Tha must' a' been hard to wean !
Tha'rt a good-un at suckin-in yet, Timmy ; But tell me, isn't it true As 'er'll be wantin' my weddin' dress In a week or two ?
Tha's no occasions ter ha'e me on Lizzie — what's done is done ! — Done, I should think so — Done!... But might I ask when tha begun ?
xlvii.
It's thee as 'as done it as much as me, Lizzie, I tell thee that. — " Me gotten a childt to thy landlady — ! " Tha's gotten thy answer pat, As tha allers hast — but let me tell thee Hasna ter sent me whoam, when I Was a'most burstin' mad o' my-sen An' walkin' in agony ; After thy kisses, Lizzie, after Tha's lain right up to me Lizzie, an' melted Into me, melted into me, Lizzie, Till I was verily swelted.
An' if my landlady seed me like it.
What to read after Love Poems And Others?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lawrence, D. H. (David Herbert), 1885-1930 to read onlineMoreLess
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