My Ladys book
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" 18 MY LADY'S BOOK I said, " I will teach you "—I said, " I will reach you In the secret place where your shyness hides ; I will bring for your knowing the winds in their blowing, And the bright moon-service of sorrowful tides ; " I will make you stories of ancient glories, The past shall bless you as the future shall do " But my dear said to me, "If you must woo me, Is there no present way to woo ? "Is love any fairer for being the bearer Of these good things by which good hearts live ? If lo...ve came lonely, 'twould still be only All that there is to get or give. " 19 MY LADY'S BOOK I said to my dearest, " Your words come nearest A deeper faith than the faith of a child, " And she laughed — "My poet, I know it, I know it ; You have given all gifts to the love-beguiled. " 20 MY LADY'S BOOK VI Some lovers make comparison in love, And call their lady after that or this — Like honey find the sweetness of her kiss, Or her soft speech like language of the dove ; The sky is not too high for doubting of, Whether herein it does not show amiss, And everything that good for certain is They take for good — then name one name above.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" 18 MY LADY'S BOOK I said, " I will teach you "—I said, " I will reach you In the secret place where your shyness hides ; I will bring for your knowing the winds in their blowing, And the bright moon-service of sorrowful tides ; " I will make you stories of ancient glories, The past shall bless you as the future shall do " But my dear said to me, "If you must woo me, Is there no present way to woo ? "Is love any fairer for being the bearer Of these good things by which good hearts live ? If lo...ve came lonely, 'twould still be only All that there is to get or give. " 19 MY LADY'S BOOK I said to my dearest, " Your words come nearest A deeper faith than the faith of a child, " And she laughed — "My poet, I know it, I know it ; You have given all gifts to the love-beguiled. " 20 MY LADY'S BOOK VI Some lovers make comparison in love, And call their lady after that or this — Like honey find the sweetness of her kiss, Or her soft speech like language of the dove ; The sky is not too high for doubting of, Whether herein it does not show amiss, And everything that good for certain is They take for good — then name one name above.
What to read after My Ladys book?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gerald Gould to read onlineMoreLess
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