Rare Lincolniana volume 1 2 1912
Rare Lincolniana volume 1 2 1912
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And whose, dear, were those heavier silvery chords.
That made night so musical?
You must come into the house, child, come, come in; 'Twill never do ; for e'en in virtuous love Proprieties must be observed, or scandal, Quick and keen as vultures on the scent.
Will pluck the pupils of your reputation.
For lilies, child, are peerless in their purity; And though their cheeks may turn up to the stars, They dare not tnist their pearly bosoms Even to the glances of the moon.
For this St. Joseph bears ...them thro' the Avorld, While at his side the Virgin-mother stands — Then remember your name, cliild, come, come in, And let me plant my Lilly in her bed.
Lilly This mystery first to be explained : All night long had I been praying for my brother, ^Vhen Booth, his bosom friend, came wandering by.
With wild soliloquies, and lured me thither.
Gone to beseige the President, he turned Yon corner as you came.
M. SuRRATT O my pretty Lilly, 'tis too sad!
What can be done? I'll go myself to Lincoln; For well he knows me, and many favors, too.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And whose, dear, were those heavier silvery chords.
That made night so musical?
You must come into the house, child, come, come in; 'Twill never do ; for e'en in virtuous love Proprieties must be observed, or scandal, Quick and keen as vultures on the scent.
Will pluck the pupils of your reputation.
For lilies, child, are peerless in their purity; And though their cheeks may turn up to the stars, They dare not tnist their pearly bosoms Even to the glances of the moon.
For this St. Joseph bears ...them thro' the Avorld, While at his side the Virgin-mother stands — Then remember your name, cliild, come, come in, And let me plant my Lilly in her bed.
Lilly This mystery first to be explained : All night long had I been praying for my brother, ^Vhen Booth, his bosom friend, came wandering by.
With wild soliloquies, and lured me thither.
Gone to beseige the President, he turned Yon corner as you came.
M. SuRRATT O my pretty Lilly, 'tis too sad!
What can be done? I'll go myself to Lincoln; For well he knows me, and many favors, too.
What to read after Rare Lincolniana volume 1 2 1912?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Salter, William, 1821-1910 to read onlineMoreLess
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