Punchinello, volume 1, No. 06, May 7, 1870
Punchinello, volume 1, No. 06, May 7, 1870
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But you're no idiot, THOMSON; _that_ I'll say! I'll yield another bit: I'm ready to admit The Seasons may have altered since your day.
At any rate, JAMES, in the windy West (Which wasn't in your eye-- At least, not frequently) Your boasted Spring is _not_ a gentle guest.
My patience, no! She's the reverse of that! Ah! hear her savage roar; (So often heard before!) And there (confound it!) goes my new Spring hat.
Alas! what means this stupid somnolence? Why do my pulses go So "me...lancholy slow"? Why can't I think? why always "on the fence"?
O dews and fogs! O rain and snow and slush! O various other things! My soul! what need of wings: Yes, "Spring's delights" are coming with a rush!
But stay, friend THOMSON--what you say is true: Here _is_ a nice warm day! The breezes softly play-- Then why, oh! _why_ then, do I feel so blue?
One "would not die in Spring-time, " certainly-- Nor any other season, For the same reason-- But if one can't eat dinner, why _not_ die?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But you're no idiot, THOMSON; _that_ I'll say! I'll yield another bit: I'm ready to admit The Seasons may have altered since your day.
At any rate, JAMES, in the windy West (Which wasn't in your eye-- At least, not frequently) Your boasted Spring is _not_ a gentle guest.
My patience, no! She's the reverse of that! Ah! hear her savage roar; (So often heard before!) And there (confound it!) goes my new Spring hat.
Alas! what means this stupid somnolence? Why do my pulses go So "me...lancholy slow"? Why can't I think? why always "on the fence"?
O dews and fogs! O rain and snow and slush! O various other things! My soul! what need of wings: Yes, "Spring's delights" are coming with a rush!
But stay, friend THOMSON--what you say is true: Here _is_ a nice warm day! The breezes softly play-- Then why, oh! _why_ then, do I feel so blue?
One "would not die in Spring-time, " certainly-- Nor any other season, For the same reason-- But if one can't eat dinner, why _not_ die?
What to read after Punchinello, volume 1, No. 06, May 7, 1870?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Various to read onlineMoreLess
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