Rhymes Roundelays From Life
Rhymes Roundelays From Life
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For tis to him who cooks the daintiest fare A boon, that he shall leave his humble place And gladly mount the great King s marble stair, To swagger in his halls in gold and lace. CHANCE is a jolly jester, wand ring through, Who, bent on mischief, casts his eyes around To find another scurvy trick or two That to his far-famed foolship may redound. He spies a pasty baking merrily, And quickly, ere the busy cook can know, With finger pokes it, swelling airily And lo ! our daintiest cake is turned ...to dough ! Joseph H. Gregory 96 A BALLADE OF WEALTH SAW her first in youth, a vision fair, Who whispered of strange pleasures she could give ; Like rubies were her lips, spun gold her hair ; She said : Without me, wherefore shouldst thou live?" Quoth I : " And may I hope thy grace to gain ? " "Yea, " answered she; "though long thy toil, rejoice ; Art thou but faithful, toil shall not be vain ; This do withhold thy pen, nor lift thy voice ; " Toil on in silence mid the dust of earth ; Observe nor moon nor star ; see not the sun ; Forget all loveliness !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For tis to him who cooks the daintiest fare A boon, that he shall leave his humble place And gladly mount the great King s marble stair, To swagger in his halls in gold and lace. CHANCE is a jolly jester, wand ring through, Who, bent on mischief, casts his eyes around To find another scurvy trick or two That to his far-famed foolship may redound. He spies a pasty baking merrily, And quickly, ere the busy cook can know, With finger pokes it, swelling airily And lo ! our daintiest cake is turned ...to dough ! Joseph H. Gregory 96 A BALLADE OF WEALTH SAW her first in youth, a vision fair, Who whispered of strange pleasures she could give ; Like rubies were her lips, spun gold her hair ; She said : Without me, wherefore shouldst thou live?" Quoth I : " And may I hope thy grace to gain ? " "Yea, " answered she; "though long thy toil, rejoice ; Art thou but faithful, toil shall not be vain ; This do withhold thy pen, nor lift thy voice ; " Toil on in silence mid the dust of earth ; Observe nor moon nor star ; see not the sun ; Forget all loveliness !
What to read after Rhymes Roundelays From Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fred Warner Carpenter to read onlineMoreLess
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