Poems
Poems
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" — "A pair of Shetland ponies. " "Lord Nugent" — "an enchanting shape" — "Will move for" — "Maraschino" — "Pray, Julia, how's your mother's ape?" — " He died at Navarino ! " "The gout, by Jove, is" — "apple pie" — "Don Miguel" — "Tom the tinker" — " His Lordship's pedigree 's as high As" — "Whipcord, dam by Clinker. " "Love's shafts are weak" — "my chestnut kicks " — "Heart broken" — "broke the traces" — 114 THE FANCY BALL "What say you now of politics ? " — " Change sides and to your places. ..." — "A five-barred gate" — "a precious pearl" — " Grave things may all be punned on ! " — "The Whigs, thank Heaven, are" — "out of curl!" — "Her age is" — "four by London!" Thus run the giddy hours away, Till morning's light is beaming, And we must go to dream by day All we to-night are dreaming, — To smile and sigh, to love and change : Oh, in our heart's recesses. We dress in fancies quite as strange As these our fancy dresses !
115 A LETTER OF ADVICE FROM MISS MEDORA TREVILIAN, AT PADUA, TO MISS ARAMINTA VAVASOUR, IN LONDON Enfln, monsieur, vm homme aimable ; Voila pourquoi je ne saurais I'aiiner.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" — "A pair of Shetland ponies. " "Lord Nugent" — "an enchanting shape" — "Will move for" — "Maraschino" — "Pray, Julia, how's your mother's ape?" — " He died at Navarino ! " "The gout, by Jove, is" — "apple pie" — "Don Miguel" — "Tom the tinker" — " His Lordship's pedigree 's as high As" — "Whipcord, dam by Clinker. " "Love's shafts are weak" — "my chestnut kicks " — "Heart broken" — "broke the traces" — 114 THE FANCY BALL "What say you now of politics ? " — " Change sides and to your places. ..." — "A five-barred gate" — "a precious pearl" — " Grave things may all be punned on ! " — "The Whigs, thank Heaven, are" — "out of curl!" — "Her age is" — "four by London!" Thus run the giddy hours away, Till morning's light is beaming, And we must go to dream by day All we to-night are dreaming, — To smile and sigh, to love and change : Oh, in our heart's recesses. We dress in fancies quite as strange As these our fancy dresses !
115 A LETTER OF ADVICE FROM MISS MEDORA TREVILIAN, AT PADUA, TO MISS ARAMINTA VAVASOUR, IN LONDON Enfln, monsieur, vm homme aimable ; Voila pourquoi je ne saurais I'aiiner.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Winthrop Mackworth Praed to read onlineMoreLess
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