Pen And Inklings
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HE (before writing It).
NOW Maud is offended again ! And again I've got into a tight place. If only my tongue I could train Just to say the right thing in the right place ! And now I must write and explain How her feelings at rest she may quite place, If on my rash words she will deign But to place the construction she might place.
IT. When you asked if I should miss you, dear, And I answered, " Out of sight Is out of mind, " for this you dear!
You call me ' ' impolite " Now had you read me rig...ht, my dear, You surely had divined That when you go out of my sight, my dear.
Then / go out of my mind !
SHE (after reading It}. Poor fellow ! he had a hard time That time I and without hesitation I grant him the palm for sublime And ingenious extenuation I knew 'twas a jest all the time That parting remark at the station ! But his efforts when put down to climb Back into my high estimation Are really so funny that I'm Quite too weak to resist the temptation.
Ube ^Difference.
N the spring the Leaves come out And the little Poetlets sprout ; Everywhere they may be seen, Each as Fresh as each is Green.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
HE (before writing It).
NOW Maud is offended again ! And again I've got into a tight place. If only my tongue I could train Just to say the right thing in the right place ! And now I must write and explain How her feelings at rest she may quite place, If on my rash words she will deign But to place the construction she might place.
IT. When you asked if I should miss you, dear, And I answered, " Out of sight Is out of mind, " for this you dear!
You call me ' ' impolite " Now had you read me rig...ht, my dear, You surely had divined That when you go out of my sight, my dear.
Then / go out of my mind !
SHE (after reading It}. Poor fellow ! he had a hard time That time I and without hesitation I grant him the palm for sublime And ingenious extenuation I knew 'twas a jest all the time That parting remark at the station ! But his efforts when put down to climb Back into my high estimation Are really so funny that I'm Quite too weak to resist the temptation.
Ube ^Difference.
N the spring the Leaves come out And the little Poetlets sprout ; Everywhere they may be seen, Each as Fresh as each is Green.
What to read after Pen And Inklings?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Herford Oliver to read onlineMoreLess
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