Misrepresentative Women
Misrepresentative Women
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But nothing she could do or say Would keep her Christopher at home; Without delay he sailed away Across what poets call "the foam," While neighbors murmured," What a shame! " And wished their husbands did the same.
50 ^^ And so he daily left her side To travel o^er the ocean far *' MRS. CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS He ventured on the highest C's That reared their heads above the bar, Knowing the compass and the quays Like any operatic star ; And funny friends who watched him do so Would call him "Robin...son Caruso." But Mrs. C. remained indoors, And poked the fire and wound the clocks.
Amused the children, scrubbed the floors, Or darned her absent husband's socks.
(For she was far too sweet and wise To darn the great explorer's eyes.) 51 MRS. CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS And when she chanced to look around At all the couples she had known, And realized how few had found A home as peaceful as her own, She saw how pleasant it may be To wed a chronic absentee.
Her husband's absence she enjoyed.
Nor ever asked him where he went, Thinking him harmlessly employed Discovering some Continent.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But nothing she could do or say Would keep her Christopher at home; Without delay he sailed away Across what poets call "the foam," While neighbors murmured," What a shame! " And wished their husbands did the same.
50 ^^ And so he daily left her side To travel o^er the ocean far *' MRS. CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS He ventured on the highest C's That reared their heads above the bar, Knowing the compass and the quays Like any operatic star ; And funny friends who watched him do so Would call him "Robin...son Caruso." But Mrs. C. remained indoors, And poked the fire and wound the clocks.
Amused the children, scrubbed the floors, Or darned her absent husband's socks.
(For she was far too sweet and wise To darn the great explorer's eyes.) 51 MRS. CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS And when she chanced to look around At all the couples she had known, And realized how few had found A home as peaceful as her own, She saw how pleasant it may be To wed a chronic absentee.
Her husband's absence she enjoyed.
Nor ever asked him where he went, Thinking him harmlessly employed Discovering some Continent.
What to read after Misrepresentative Women?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harry Graham to read onlineMoreLess
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