Pictoris Otia
Pictoris Otia
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HEN fallen Eve became aware How ill She had behaved to Man.
To hide from his reproachful Stare, She went and made Herself a Fan.
But when She peeped above the Rim In wistful, deprecating, Wise, The Action rather tickled him ; Pie didn't know She had such Eyes.
4S So when he asked Her to explain The Reason of that new Conceit, Away went Shame ; She peep'd again, And said "to screen Her from the Heat. "' The day was Hers. Full many too Have conquered thus in many Lands I'^ve told Her Daughters wh...at to do In Future with Their idle Hands.
49 XII.
"THNOS "ATnNOS.
WAKE, and not yet four ! ; methought I slept. How hard and hot this Pillow ! — What dull Void Broods all around me, and doth blur the Lines Of broad-day Reason, and confound eachSense, Baffling the Vision of both Eye and Mind !
E'en as a Cloak thrown o'er a still prone Corse, So clings the Night.
Two weary Hours till Da}-, And by my Side, mocking Eternity, H ;o This little clever Toy of Springs and Wheels Will tick and tick each Second of each Hour ; Toy made by ^lan to keep Account of all The little measured Moments of his Span Down to his last one ; which is come and gone Even like one of these.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
HEN fallen Eve became aware How ill She had behaved to Man.
To hide from his reproachful Stare, She went and made Herself a Fan.
But when She peeped above the Rim In wistful, deprecating, Wise, The Action rather tickled him ; Pie didn't know She had such Eyes.
4S So when he asked Her to explain The Reason of that new Conceit, Away went Shame ; She peep'd again, And said "to screen Her from the Heat. "' The day was Hers. Full many too Have conquered thus in many Lands I'^ve told Her Daughters wh...at to do In Future with Their idle Hands.
49 XII.
"THNOS "ATnNOS.
WAKE, and not yet four ! ; methought I slept. How hard and hot this Pillow ! — What dull Void Broods all around me, and doth blur the Lines Of broad-day Reason, and confound eachSense, Baffling the Vision of both Eye and Mind !
E'en as a Cloak thrown o'er a still prone Corse, So clings the Night.
Two weary Hours till Da}-, And by my Side, mocking Eternity, H ;o This little clever Toy of Springs and Wheels Will tick and tick each Second of each Hour ; Toy made by ^lan to keep Account of all The little measured Moments of his Span Down to his last one ; which is come and gone Even like one of these.
What to read after Pictoris Otia?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pownoll Toker Williams to read onlineMoreLess
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