Poems 1904 1917
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And round we went . . . With music playing . . . And gold, aglitter . . . 206 WOMENKIND The music and the dazzle, . , ELIZA. And there's been little dazzle, since, or music. EZRA. Ay : I was gay, when I was young, Gay, till I brought you home. ELIZA. You brought me home? You brought me from my home. If I'd but known before I crossed the threshold, If I'd but known . . . But what's to be, will be. And now, another bride is coming home, Is coming home to Krindlesyke . . . God help the lass, if sh...e . . . But they will soon be here. Their train was due at Mallerford at three. The walk should take them scarce an hour, Though they be bride and bridegroom. EZRA. I wish that Jim had married Judith. I liked the lass. ELIZA. You liked . . . But, come, I'll shift your chair outside, Where you can feel the sunshine ; And listen to the curlew; And be the first to welcome Jim and Phrcbe. EZRA. Wife, are the curlews calling? ELIZA. Ay: they've been calling all day long, As they were calling on the day, The day I came to Krindlesyke.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And round we went . . . With music playing . . . And gold, aglitter . . . 206 WOMENKIND The music and the dazzle, . , ELIZA. And there's been little dazzle, since, or music. EZRA. Ay : I was gay, when I was young, Gay, till I brought you home. ELIZA. You brought me home? You brought me from my home. If I'd but known before I crossed the threshold, If I'd but known . . . But what's to be, will be. And now, another bride is coming home, Is coming home to Krindlesyke . . . God help the lass, if sh...e . . . But they will soon be here. Their train was due at Mallerford at three. The walk should take them scarce an hour, Though they be bride and bridegroom. EZRA. I wish that Jim had married Judith. I liked the lass. ELIZA. You liked . . . But, come, I'll shift your chair outside, Where you can feel the sunshine ; And listen to the curlew; And be the first to welcome Jim and Phrcbe. EZRA. Wife, are the curlews calling? ELIZA. Ay: they've been calling all day long, As they were calling on the day, The day I came to Krindlesyke.
What to read after Poems 1904 1917?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gibson Wilfrid Wilson to read onlineMoreLess
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