Poems And Songs, Satires And Political Rings
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"While climbing the tree of knowledge, At home, at school, and at college.
Among Eve's daughters — (lovely fair), Of sweethearts he had his share.
And his fondest hopes ever ran.
That he'd be happy when a man.
'Mong his sweethearts loving fair, There was one with golden hair.
She had eyes of azure hue ; Cheeks like roses dipped in dew ; And her soul was angelic bright ; Or like Sol in morning's hght ; She was gentle as a dove ; And her heart teemed with love.
To get this beauty for a bride, "Wa...s this youth's ardent hope and i)ride.
Alas ! how brief is human bliss, He scarce received the nuptial kiss ; For ere he saw another day.
His bride slept in death — cold as clay !
Mouldering in dust, lay his treasure.
186 His greatest joy, hope, and pleasure.
To keep his soul from despair.
He mingled in the world's care ; From the grape he sought to borrow.
Comfort for to drown his sorrow ; Though he sipped with rich and great, His happiness was not complete.
Then he took to dice and gamble, For a change he went to travel.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"While climbing the tree of knowledge, At home, at school, and at college.
Among Eve's daughters — (lovely fair), Of sweethearts he had his share.
And his fondest hopes ever ran.
That he'd be happy when a man.
'Mong his sweethearts loving fair, There was one with golden hair.
She had eyes of azure hue ; Cheeks like roses dipped in dew ; And her soul was angelic bright ; Or like Sol in morning's hght ; She was gentle as a dove ; And her heart teemed with love.
To get this beauty for a bride, "Wa...s this youth's ardent hope and i)ride.
Alas ! how brief is human bliss, He scarce received the nuptial kiss ; For ere he saw another day.
His bride slept in death — cold as clay !
Mouldering in dust, lay his treasure.
186 His greatest joy, hope, and pleasure.
To keep his soul from despair.
He mingled in the world's care ; From the grape he sought to borrow.
Comfort for to drown his sorrow ; Though he sipped with rich and great, His happiness was not complete.
Then he took to dice and gamble, For a change he went to travel.
What to read after Poems And Songs, Satires And Political Rings?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by P Patrick Cudmore to read onlineMoreLess
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