Ostrea; Or, the Loves of the Oysters. a Lay
Ostrea; Or, the Loves of the Oysters. a Lay
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Who, ceaseless chattering, seeks to win her To give him-^(moderate man !) — ^a card to dinner !
Here, buck pretentious 'mid the glitter glares, In fashion's gayest garb, and apish airs ; Poses himself, as does the Behideref And shoots his witching arrows far and near, That harmless fall among the older game, Though little youngling feels the feathered flame ; With many an ogle then he doth afflict her, As on his rabbit glares the boa-constrictor, Around her prances, prinks, and swaggers, While ...she goes home to dream of— -"love and daggers." Digitized by VjOOQIC 60 Vain of the robes by Canton Wealth suppUedi Here pampered Fashiok, in ignoble pride, False in her face» as treacherous at heart, With Nature warring, hugs delusive Art.
No genial glow her narrow bosom warms, Ko modest virtues lend their softening cbarms» No kindly feeling for another's good Dims the cold eye, or stirs the sluggish blood* In selfishness she sits enwrapped— alone-— Careless of joy or sorrow not her own.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Who, ceaseless chattering, seeks to win her To give him-^(moderate man !) — ^a card to dinner !
Here, buck pretentious 'mid the glitter glares, In fashion's gayest garb, and apish airs ; Poses himself, as does the Behideref And shoots his witching arrows far and near, That harmless fall among the older game, Though little youngling feels the feathered flame ; With many an ogle then he doth afflict her, As on his rabbit glares the boa-constrictor, Around her prances, prinks, and swaggers, While ...she goes home to dream of— -"love and daggers." Digitized by VjOOQIC 60 Vain of the robes by Canton Wealth suppUedi Here pampered Fashiok, in ignoble pride, False in her face» as treacherous at heart, With Nature warring, hugs delusive Art.
No genial glow her narrow bosom warms, Ko modest virtues lend their softening cbarms» No kindly feeling for another's good Dims the cold eye, or stirs the sluggish blood* In selfishness she sits enwrapped— alone-— Careless of joy or sorrow not her own.
What to read after Ostrea; Or, the Loves of the Oysters. a Lay?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gerard, James W. (James Watson), 1823-1900 to read onlineMoreLess
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