Poems of Orelia Key Bell
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What is sighing but sin ? What is grieving but wrong ? The heart that would win Must carry a song To the right now, to the left now, To the right now again. Then sigh no more, cry no more, On my heart lean, And trip with me, skip with me Over life's green.
POLKA. * (BOHEMIAN MOVEMENT. ) One-and hvo-and-three-and-four-and One, two, three, four, PjANC'D a wicked peasant girl All on a Sunday's eve. The schoolmaster so charmed was, He set the dance to bars, alas Now would you it believe, And would ...you it believe ! He slipt it off to Paristown, Where Prague, that master of renown, Danced it before the wicked \vorld All on a Sunday's eve.
It soon became a great encore, This one-and-two-and-three-and-four t One, two, three, four, And would you it believe, * According to Czosnowski.
100 Now would you it believe?
It swept the town in seven days And soon became the nation's craze, And even skipt the Atlantic wave And would you it believe ? Old Ocean did to listen stop, While hemispheres lockt arms to rock This one-and-two-and-three-and-four-and One, two, three, four, This dance the wicked peasant girl Made on a Sunday's eve.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What is sighing but sin ? What is grieving but wrong ? The heart that would win Must carry a song To the right now, to the left now, To the right now again. Then sigh no more, cry no more, On my heart lean, And trip with me, skip with me Over life's green.
POLKA. * (BOHEMIAN MOVEMENT. ) One-and hvo-and-three-and-four-and One, two, three, four, PjANC'D a wicked peasant girl All on a Sunday's eve. The schoolmaster so charmed was, He set the dance to bars, alas Now would you it believe, And would ...you it believe ! He slipt it off to Paristown, Where Prague, that master of renown, Danced it before the wicked \vorld All on a Sunday's eve.
It soon became a great encore, This one-and-two-and-three-and-four t One, two, three, four, And would you it believe, * According to Czosnowski.
100 Now would you it believe?
It swept the town in seven days And soon became the nation's craze, And even skipt the Atlantic wave And would you it believe ? Old Ocean did to listen stop, While hemispheres lockt arms to rock This one-and-two-and-three-and-four-and One, two, three, four, This dance the wicked peasant girl Made on a Sunday's eve.
What to read after Poems of Orelia Key Bell?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Orelia Key Bell to read onlineMoreLess
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