Narrative Poems
Narrative Poems
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Most of all the fine lady, in pride of purse you fancied your heart had won.
I don't want to hear of her beauty or birth : I reckon her foul and low ; Far better a steadfast cottage wench than grand loves that come and go.
To cleave to their husbands, through weal, through woe, is all women have to do : In growing as clever as men they seem to have matched them in fickleness too.
" But there's one in whose heart has your image still dwelt through many an absent day. As the scent of a flower wil...l haunt a closed room, though the flower be taken away. Connie's not quite so young as she was, no doubt, but faithfulness never grows old ; And were beauty the only fuel of love, the warmest hearth soon would grow cold.
92 GRANDMOTHER'S TEACHING Once you thought that she had not travelled, and knew neither the world nor life : Not to roam, but to deem her own hearth the whole world, that's what a man wants in a wife.
IX " I'm sure you'd be happy with Connie, at least if your own heart's in the right place.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Most of all the fine lady, in pride of purse you fancied your heart had won.
I don't want to hear of her beauty or birth : I reckon her foul and low ; Far better a steadfast cottage wench than grand loves that come and go.
To cleave to their husbands, through weal, through woe, is all women have to do : In growing as clever as men they seem to have matched them in fickleness too.
" But there's one in whose heart has your image still dwelt through many an absent day. As the scent of a flower wil...l haunt a closed room, though the flower be taken away. Connie's not quite so young as she was, no doubt, but faithfulness never grows old ; And were beauty the only fuel of love, the warmest hearth soon would grow cold.
92 GRANDMOTHER'S TEACHING Once you thought that she had not travelled, and knew neither the world nor life : Not to roam, but to deem her own hearth the whole world, that's what a man wants in a wife.
IX " I'm sure you'd be happy with Connie, at least if your own heart's in the right place.
What to read after Narrative Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alfred Austin to read onlineMoreLess
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