Poems
Poems
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Without a word or sign — too light to stir The balance of his careless memory, Too light to shake the poising of his mind.
I, who have known to stand within his soul And see myself in beauty mirrored there.
I who have known — Oh! turn my living brain To chaos, blast my very power to think So only I am kept from thoughts like these — And yet — and yet [Enter, hurriedly, Mabel Frere. Looks round, nods shortly to Hortense. Goes into adjoining room, returns, throws herself into a chair, grasping he...r temples with both hands. ] Nurse Frere — "Oh Heavens! this is awful! simply awful, What shall I do? Where is she? Idiot! Fool! To break her word at such a time ! My head ! Whatever shall I do 1 ?
[Goes to telephone, rings up, then drops receiver and walks distractedly about. ] [To Hortense, who has resumed her writing. ] 190 An Empty Glass.
Nurse Frere — Did you — ? Oh ! have you seen Nurse Grey — you know Emmie? Nurse Grey? has she been here to-day? She promised she'd be here at three — my head!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Without a word or sign — too light to stir The balance of his careless memory, Too light to shake the poising of his mind.
I, who have known to stand within his soul And see myself in beauty mirrored there.
I who have known — Oh! turn my living brain To chaos, blast my very power to think So only I am kept from thoughts like these — And yet — and yet [Enter, hurriedly, Mabel Frere. Looks round, nods shortly to Hortense. Goes into adjoining room, returns, throws herself into a chair, grasping he...r temples with both hands. ] Nurse Frere — "Oh Heavens! this is awful! simply awful, What shall I do? Where is she? Idiot! Fool! To break her word at such a time ! My head ! Whatever shall I do 1 ?
[Goes to telephone, rings up, then drops receiver and walks distractedly about. ] [To Hortense, who has resumed her writing. ] 190 An Empty Glass.
Nurse Frere — Did you — ? Oh ! have you seen Nurse Grey — you know Emmie? Nurse Grey? has she been here to-day? She promised she'd be here at three — my head!
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Agnes L Storrie Kettlewell to read onlineMoreLess
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