Miscellaneous Poetry
Miscellaneous Poetry
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A little taste was his unlucky lot : Up with the lark he sung, in verse, each morn ; But now in sad distress he suffers for't — His rhymes wont sell, and he is left forlorn.
9.
His son, half starv'd, tho' yet of tender age, Learns all the verses which he hears at home, While fondly reading each poetic page, To be a poet seems the poor boy's doom.
10.
His sickly wife, sad increase to his cares, Shrinks with sad horror when she sees him write Verse after verse; for she, poor thing, declares She f...inds in poetry no great delight.
A child's pleasures, etc. 133 11. Pity the sorrows of a poor young man, Whose dwindling cash now leads him to implore ; Whose rhymes are lengthen'd to the longest span. Oh ! buy his book, and thus increase his store.
A CHILD'S PLEASURES, AND A FATHER'S THOUGHTS.
1. Papa, may I go with Mamma, for two hours, To gather some cowslips and pretty field flowers ; The primrose, and daisy, and bright butter-cup, And all the wild posies we like to pick up ?
2.
Oh! yes, my dear Henry, go, and I pray Gather all that you can in youth's flowery way ; 134 A child's pleasures, and a For the time will soon come, like the close of the year, When the flowers will be scarce, and more thorns will appear.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A little taste was his unlucky lot : Up with the lark he sung, in verse, each morn ; But now in sad distress he suffers for't — His rhymes wont sell, and he is left forlorn.
9.
His son, half starv'd, tho' yet of tender age, Learns all the verses which he hears at home, While fondly reading each poetic page, To be a poet seems the poor boy's doom.
10.
His sickly wife, sad increase to his cares, Shrinks with sad horror when she sees him write Verse after verse; for she, poor thing, declares She f...inds in poetry no great delight.
A child's pleasures, etc. 133 11. Pity the sorrows of a poor young man, Whose dwindling cash now leads him to implore ; Whose rhymes are lengthen'd to the longest span. Oh ! buy his book, and thus increase his store.
A CHILD'S PLEASURES, AND A FATHER'S THOUGHTS.
1. Papa, may I go with Mamma, for two hours, To gather some cowslips and pretty field flowers ; The primrose, and daisy, and bright butter-cup, And all the wild posies we like to pick up ?
2.
Oh! yes, my dear Henry, go, and I pray Gather all that you can in youth's flowery way ; 134 A child's pleasures, and a For the time will soon come, like the close of the year, When the flowers will be scarce, and more thorns will appear.
What to read after Miscellaneous Poetry?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Dalling Barle to read onlineMoreLess
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