More Songs From Vagabondia
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"Heigho, Brownie-pate, " said I;"Heigho, " said my Brownie.
Then I kissed my soncy maid, Soncy maid, soncy maid, Kissed and kissed my soncy maidIn the Wayland willows.
Goldy eyes and goldy hair, And little gypsy bosom, Chin and lip and shoulder tip, Blossom after blossom!
Hand in hand and cheek by cheekAll the morning weather!How the yellow butterfliesDanced and winked together!
Till the day went down the hillWhere the shadows waded. "Heigho, Soncy!" "Heigho, me!"Then I did as day did.
All her ...tousled beauty brightAnd teasing as before, I left her there in sweet despair, A soncy maid no more.
WHEN I WAS TWENTY.
_It was June, and I was twenty. All my wisdom, poor but plenty, Never learned_ Festina lente. _Youth is gone, but whither went he?_ Madeline came down the orchardWith a mischief in her eye, Half demure and half inviting, Melting, wayward, wistful, shy.
Four bright eyes that found life lovely, And forgot to wonder why;Four warm lips at one love-lesson, Learned by heart so easily.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Heigho, Brownie-pate, " said I;"Heigho, " said my Brownie.
Then I kissed my soncy maid, Soncy maid, soncy maid, Kissed and kissed my soncy maidIn the Wayland willows.
Goldy eyes and goldy hair, And little gypsy bosom, Chin and lip and shoulder tip, Blossom after blossom!
Hand in hand and cheek by cheekAll the morning weather!How the yellow butterfliesDanced and winked together!
Till the day went down the hillWhere the shadows waded. "Heigho, Soncy!" "Heigho, me!"Then I did as day did.
All her ...tousled beauty brightAnd teasing as before, I left her there in sweet despair, A soncy maid no more.
WHEN I WAS TWENTY.
_It was June, and I was twenty. All my wisdom, poor but plenty, Never learned_ Festina lente. _Youth is gone, but whither went he?_ Madeline came down the orchardWith a mischief in her eye, Half demure and half inviting, Melting, wayward, wistful, shy.
Four bright eyes that found life lovely, And forgot to wonder why;Four warm lips at one love-lesson, Learned by heart so easily.
What to read after More Songs From Vagabondia?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carman Bliss to read onlineMoreLess
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