Marah
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My natural sphere I keep. Its hospitality You sought, and all ungrudged 'twas given ; Nor did you spare the proffer'd feast. If, just because earth is not Heaven, I make the best of earth, at least For the best gift earth has to give Let us be thankful ! Me you blame, And you I tease ; yet we contrive To charm each other all the same. Earth's child am I, for Heaven unfit.
But I deserve some earthly praise For kindliness, good looks, and wit, Altho' not wings I wear, but stays.
io6 MA RAH All my... past lovers I have spoil'd For other women. Here on earth You will not find my better. Foil'd Beforehand, seek ! I know my worth.
After me, nothing ! Search all round, What is there left to find ?
He What they, The Poet and the Sage, have found : The Abstract !
She Has the Abstract, pray, Lips, limbs, and life? You will but find Another woman, and a worse. With faults as little to your mind, Tho' not the same as mine, of course.
HORACE AND LYDIA 107 He I came into your life too late, And found you thus, completely made.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
My natural sphere I keep. Its hospitality You sought, and all ungrudged 'twas given ; Nor did you spare the proffer'd feast. If, just because earth is not Heaven, I make the best of earth, at least For the best gift earth has to give Let us be thankful ! Me you blame, And you I tease ; yet we contrive To charm each other all the same. Earth's child am I, for Heaven unfit.
But I deserve some earthly praise For kindliness, good looks, and wit, Altho' not wings I wear, but stays.
io6 MA RAH All my... past lovers I have spoil'd For other women. Here on earth You will not find my better. Foil'd Beforehand, seek ! I know my worth.
After me, nothing ! Search all round, What is there left to find ?
He What they, The Poet and the Sage, have found : The Abstract !
She Has the Abstract, pray, Lips, limbs, and life? You will but find Another woman, and a worse. With faults as little to your mind, Tho' not the same as mine, of course.
HORACE AND LYDIA 107 He I came into your life too late, And found you thus, completely made.
What to read after Marah?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Robert Bulwer Lytton Lytton to read onlineMoreLess
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