Marsk Stig's Daughters
Marsk Stig's Daughters
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Said I, “Young maid, will you share my lot?”Said she, “Another wife you’ve got. ”“Ah, no!” to my Roman lass I cried, “No wife have I in the world so wide;And you my wedded wife shall be, If you will consent to come with me. ”
_She_ As I to the town was going one dayI met a young Roman upon the way. Said he, “Young maid will you share my lot?”Said I, “Another wife you’ve got. ”“No, no!” the handsome young Roman cried. “No wife have I in the world so wide;And you my wedded wife shall be, If y...ou will share my lot with me. ”
GIPSY SONG Up, up, brothers, Cease your revels!The Gentile’s coming— Run like devils.
I do not like your way of life Ye men of Christian creed;I’d rather live the kind of life Which forest foxes lead.
OUR HEART IS HEAVY, BROTHER The strength of the ox, The wit of the fox, And the leveret’s speed;All, all to opposeTheir numerous foes The Romany need.
Our horses they take, Our wagons they break, And us they seizeIn their prisons to coop, Where we pine and droop For want of breeze.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Said I, “Young maid, will you share my lot?”Said she, “Another wife you’ve got. ”“Ah, no!” to my Roman lass I cried, “No wife have I in the world so wide;And you my wedded wife shall be, If you will consent to come with me. ”
_She_ As I to the town was going one dayI met a young Roman upon the way. Said he, “Young maid will you share my lot?”Said I, “Another wife you’ve got. ”“No, no!” the handsome young Roman cried. “No wife have I in the world so wide;And you my wedded wife shall be, If y...ou will share my lot with me. ”
GIPSY SONG Up, up, brothers, Cease your revels!The Gentile’s coming— Run like devils.
I do not like your way of life Ye men of Christian creed;I’d rather live the kind of life Which forest foxes lead.
OUR HEART IS HEAVY, BROTHER The strength of the ox, The wit of the fox, And the leveret’s speed;All, all to opposeTheir numerous foes The Romany need.
Our horses they take, Our wagons they break, And us they seizeIn their prisons to coop, Where we pine and droop For want of breeze.
What to read after Marsk Stig's Daughters?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wise, Thomas James, 1859-1937 to read onlineMoreLess
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