Point Lace And Diamonds 8 8
Point Lace And Diamonds 8 8
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'Twould be pleasant to be loved Like you read about in books-- Mingling souls, and tender eyes-- Love, and that, in all their looks; Thoughts of you, and no one else; Voice that has a tender ring, Sacrifices made, and--well-- You know--all that sort of thing. That's all worn-out talk, they say, Don't see any of it now-- Spooning on your _fiancée_ Isn't good style, anyhow. Just suppose that one of us, -- Nell and me, you know--some day Got like that on some one else-- Might be rather awkward--eh...! All in earnest, like the books-- Wouldn't it be awful rough! Jove! if I--but pshaw, what bosh! Nell and I are safe enough. -- Some time in the Spring, I think; Be on hand to wish us joy? Be a groomsman, if you like-- Lots of wine--good-bye, old boy. " II. UP THE AISLE. A. D. 1881.
Take my cloak--and now fix my veil, Jenny;-- How silly to cover one's face! I might as well be an old woman, But then there's one comfort--it's lace. Well, what has become of those ushers?-- Oh, Pa, have you got my bouquet?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'Twould be pleasant to be loved Like you read about in books-- Mingling souls, and tender eyes-- Love, and that, in all their looks; Thoughts of you, and no one else; Voice that has a tender ring, Sacrifices made, and--well-- You know--all that sort of thing. That's all worn-out talk, they say, Don't see any of it now-- Spooning on your _fiancée_ Isn't good style, anyhow. Just suppose that one of us, -- Nell and me, you know--some day Got like that on some one else-- Might be rather awkward--eh...! All in earnest, like the books-- Wouldn't it be awful rough! Jove! if I--but pshaw, what bosh! Nell and I are safe enough. -- Some time in the Spring, I think; Be on hand to wish us joy? Be a groomsman, if you like-- Lots of wine--good-bye, old boy. " II. UP THE AISLE. A. D. 1881.
Take my cloak--and now fix my veil, Jenny;-- How silly to cover one's face! I might as well be an old woman, But then there's one comfort--it's lace. Well, what has become of those ushers?-- Oh, Pa, have you got my bouquet?
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