Poets of Ohio; Selections Representing the Poetical Work of Ohio Authors, From the Pioneer Period to the Present Day
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How small the flask is. Small enough to swing Here at my girdle with the silver keys Held by the chatelaine. I'll wear the thing Just so upon the chain; and if she sees 253 POETS OF OHIO And wonders at the bauble, I reply It is — 'tis my scent flasket, vinaigrette! — No, no! I'll wear it not! I'll put it by In the carved casket there with jewels set.
So, then, I turn the key upon the flask Of liquid death. I shall not use it — No.
But it is sweet to feel how slight a task 'Twould be to bring he...r insolent beauty low.
I'll keep it then; sometimes, perhaps, unlock The casket's secret drawer, hang gloating o'er My deadly treasure. — Ha ! Was that a knock ?
Some one is standing just without the door.
'Tis Artemise herself. "Yes! Enter, straight." What means the look of triumph in her eye?
"How radiant, sweet I — robed as for some grand fete I What lovely pearls ! — a queen for such might sigh.
Ah — How? You dine tonight, love, with the king?
You happy girl! Nay, wait one moment yet.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
How small the flask is. Small enough to swing Here at my girdle with the silver keys Held by the chatelaine. I'll wear the thing Just so upon the chain; and if she sees 253 POETS OF OHIO And wonders at the bauble, I reply It is — 'tis my scent flasket, vinaigrette! — No, no! I'll wear it not! I'll put it by In the carved casket there with jewels set.
So, then, I turn the key upon the flask Of liquid death. I shall not use it — No.
But it is sweet to feel how slight a task 'Twould be to bring he...r insolent beauty low.
I'll keep it then; sometimes, perhaps, unlock The casket's secret drawer, hang gloating o'er My deadly treasure. — Ha ! Was that a knock ?
Some one is standing just without the door.
'Tis Artemise herself. "Yes! Enter, straight." What means the look of triumph in her eye?
"How radiant, sweet I — robed as for some grand fete I What lovely pearls ! — a queen for such might sigh.
Ah — How? You dine tonight, love, with the king?
You happy girl! Nay, wait one moment yet.
What to read after Poets of Ohio; Selections Representing the Poetical Work of Ohio Authors, From the Pioneer Period to the Present Day?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Emerson Venable to read onlineMoreLess
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