Poems 4
Poems 4
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* A moment, — ^I pray your attention 1 — I have a poor word in my head I must utter, though womanly custom would set it down better unsaid.
*You grew, sir, pale to impertinence, once when I showed you a ring.
You kissed my fan when I dropped it. No matter !
— ^IVe broken the thing.
* You did me the honor, perhaps, to be moved at my side now and then In the senses — ^a vice, I have heard, which is common to beasts and some men.
r LOBD waltbe's wife. 95 XX.
' Love's a virtue for heroes ! — as whi...te as the snow on high hills, And immortal as every great soul is that struggles, endures, and fulfils.
* I love my Walter profoundly, — ^you, Maude, thougl you faltered a week, For the sake of . . what was it? an eyebrow ? or, less still, a mole on a cheek ?
*And since, when all's said, you're too noble to stoop to the frivolous cant About crimes irresistible, virtues that swindle, betray and supplant.
*I determined to prove to yourself that, whate'er you might dream or avow By illusion, you wanted precisely no more of me than you have now.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
* A moment, — ^I pray your attention 1 — I have a poor word in my head I must utter, though womanly custom would set it down better unsaid.
*You grew, sir, pale to impertinence, once when I showed you a ring.
You kissed my fan when I dropped it. No matter !
— ^IVe broken the thing.
* You did me the honor, perhaps, to be moved at my side now and then In the senses — ^a vice, I have heard, which is common to beasts and some men.
r LOBD waltbe's wife. 95 XX.
' Love's a virtue for heroes ! — as whi...te as the snow on high hills, And immortal as every great soul is that struggles, endures, and fulfils.
* I love my Walter profoundly, — ^you, Maude, thougl you faltered a week, For the sake of . . what was it? an eyebrow ? or, less still, a mole on a cheek ?
*And since, when all's said, you're too noble to stoop to the frivolous cant About crimes irresistible, virtues that swindle, betray and supplant.
*I determined to prove to yourself that, whate'er you might dream or avow By illusion, you wanted precisely no more of me than you have now.
What to read after Poems 4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Browning Elizabeth Barrett to read onlineMoreLess
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