Punch, Or the London Charivari, volume 101, December 19, 1891
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Beauty!--well, look upon that face, Whilst PUNCHIUS Cupid hovers, With crowning wreath and genial grace, Above the Royal lovers.
Fair home-grown flower, bright English MAY, Whose promise cheers December, And who will make "wild March" so gay; _Punch_ can right well remember. Betrothals many, bridals too, Your lover's sire's among them, And with a loyalty frank yet true Has generally sung them.
And so for you he bath a stave, Latest of the bright bevy. On gentle hearts and spirits brave ...The toll of love you'll levy. We trust that fortune may prove fair, And life's long pathway rosy, And love attend the Royal pair, The young "_Promessi Sposi. _" An English bridal it will be When March brings round the spring time, And English hearts will hail with glee The coming of the ring-time. _Punch_--like his Prince--is "proud to think" It then will be his duty, Once more the fine old toast to drink-- "For England, Home, and Beauty!" * * * * * TWOPENCE PLAIN.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Beauty!--well, look upon that face, Whilst PUNCHIUS Cupid hovers, With crowning wreath and genial grace, Above the Royal lovers.
Fair home-grown flower, bright English MAY, Whose promise cheers December, And who will make "wild March" so gay; _Punch_ can right well remember. Betrothals many, bridals too, Your lover's sire's among them, And with a loyalty frank yet true Has generally sung them.
And so for you he bath a stave, Latest of the bright bevy. On gentle hearts and spirits brave ...The toll of love you'll levy. We trust that fortune may prove fair, And life's long pathway rosy, And love attend the Royal pair, The young "_Promessi Sposi. _" An English bridal it will be When March brings round the spring time, And English hearts will hail with glee The coming of the ring-time. _Punch_--like his Prince--is "proud to think" It then will be his duty, Once more the fine old toast to drink-- "For England, Home, and Beauty!" * * * * * TWOPENCE PLAIN.
What to read after Punch, Or the London Charivari, volume 101, December 19, 1891?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Various to read onlineMoreLess
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