Poems
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" And he laughed the lad and his love to scorn, Ne'er a thought for the heart he had wrecked and torn ; " I have others who want my girl from me, " And he would not list to the young man's plea.
" Who wooes my daughter must win her with gold, Be he peasant or peer, or young or old ; My daughter is rich, and you, you're poor, And you shan't have her, you may be sure. " Then the laddie said to his lassie dear, " If you'll be true, and I have no fear, I'll come back in a year with plenty of gold, ..." And he kissed her gently this laddie so bold ; " I will work and slave to win you away, And as I am toiling by night and day, You will not forget me, will you, my pet, For you know that I will never forget. " And her heart went out to her handsome lad, And she answered him in words so sad, " Of you, my darling, by night or day, I will always think, and shall always pray. " Then he went away to win her gold, On the ocean's breast and the waves that rolled : And he toiled and worked, across the water, To win the old man's only daughter.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" And he laughed the lad and his love to scorn, Ne'er a thought for the heart he had wrecked and torn ; " I have others who want my girl from me, " And he would not list to the young man's plea.
" Who wooes my daughter must win her with gold, Be he peasant or peer, or young or old ; My daughter is rich, and you, you're poor, And you shan't have her, you may be sure. " Then the laddie said to his lassie dear, " If you'll be true, and I have no fear, I'll come back in a year with plenty of gold, ..." And he kissed her gently this laddie so bold ; " I will work and slave to win you away, And as I am toiling by night and day, You will not forget me, will you, my pet, For you know that I will never forget. " And her heart went out to her handsome lad, And she answered him in words so sad, " Of you, my darling, by night or day, I will always think, and shall always pray. " Then he went away to win her gold, On the ocean's breast and the waves that rolled : And he toiled and worked, across the water, To win the old man's only daughter.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles F Charles Frederick Forshaw to read onlineMoreLess
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