Moral Emblems
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it cost both blood and tears. The glancing graver swerved aside, Fast flowed the artist's vital tide!And now the apologetic bardDemands indulgence for his pard!
Poem: VI--THE ANGLER AND THE CLOWN The echoing bridge you here may see, The pouring lynn, the waving tree, The eager angler fresh from town -Above, the contumelious clown. The angler plies his line and rod, The clodpole stands with many a nod, -With many a nod and many a grin, He sees him cast his engine in.
'What have you caught?' the ...peasant cries.
'Nothing as yet, ' the Fool replies.
MORAL TALES Poem: I--ROBIN AND BEN: OR, THE PIRATE AND THE APOTHECARY Come, lend me an attentive earA startling moral tale to hear, Of Pirate Rob and Chemist Ben, And different destinies of men.
Deep in the greenest of the valesThat nestle near the coast of Wales, The heaving main but just in view, Robin and Ben together grew, Together worked and played the fool, Together shunned the Sunday school, And pulled each other's youthful nosesAround the cots, among the roses.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
it cost both blood and tears. The glancing graver swerved aside, Fast flowed the artist's vital tide!And now the apologetic bardDemands indulgence for his pard!
Poem: VI--THE ANGLER AND THE CLOWN The echoing bridge you here may see, The pouring lynn, the waving tree, The eager angler fresh from town -Above, the contumelious clown. The angler plies his line and rod, The clodpole stands with many a nod, -With many a nod and many a grin, He sees him cast his engine in.
'What have you caught?' the ...peasant cries.
'Nothing as yet, ' the Fool replies.
MORAL TALES Poem: I--ROBIN AND BEN: OR, THE PIRATE AND THE APOTHECARY Come, lend me an attentive earA startling moral tale to hear, Of Pirate Rob and Chemist Ben, And different destinies of men.
Deep in the greenest of the valesThat nestle near the coast of Wales, The heaving main but just in view, Robin and Ben together grew, Together worked and played the fool, Together shunned the Sunday school, And pulled each other's youthful nosesAround the cots, among the roses.
What to read after Moral Emblems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stevenson, Robert Louis, 1850-1894 to read onlineMoreLess
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