Marionettes
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Rather than two good harvests I would see Our Francis sit his horse whose soul God save ! " 30 MARIONETTES The young men laughed and said : " The wondrous ways The court devise enjoyment I would praise; Life seems the more worth living if but one In life has realised the whole of fun ! " I asked, did not their taxes more amaze.
" Our homes are poorer but more rich our dreams ; " An ancient spoke, " possession easily seems One's own when every precious thing is there.
Those who the models for ou...r dreams prepare We pay, and none the tax too heavy deems. " " A generous man and trustful ! " one cried then, Not as his ministers, themselves not men, With silly cunning binding men to rule : 'Tis confidence that frights the knave and fool. " So each declared according to his ken.
Entering alone his Paris, each complaint I vowed to tell, when I should be acquaint With Francis, which his people spoke in dread ; Methought it all more shortly had been said, Perfection gone to waste by unrestraint.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Rather than two good harvests I would see Our Francis sit his horse whose soul God save ! " 30 MARIONETTES The young men laughed and said : " The wondrous ways The court devise enjoyment I would praise; Life seems the more worth living if but one In life has realised the whole of fun ! " I asked, did not their taxes more amaze.
" Our homes are poorer but more rich our dreams ; " An ancient spoke, " possession easily seems One's own when every precious thing is there.
Those who the models for ou...r dreams prepare We pay, and none the tax too heavy deems. " " A generous man and trustful ! " one cried then, Not as his ministers, themselves not men, With silly cunning binding men to rule : 'Tis confidence that frights the knave and fool. " So each declared according to his ken.
Entering alone his Paris, each complaint I vowed to tell, when I should be acquaint With Francis, which his people spoke in dread ; Methought it all more shortly had been said, Perfection gone to waste by unrestraint.
What to read after Marionettes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francis Macnamara to read onlineMoreLess
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