Robin Hood's Barn; the Confessions of a Garden Adventurer
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The goddesses, flushed so wantonly in all their amorous histories, I now saw chaste of hue, downcast, and modest- pale. Their lovers, self -professed and known to be obedient only to divine solicitations, I knew for tricksters, hypocrites, and cheats. Father Anchises, reverend patriarch! He had been frisking with some rustic in a daisy-field, not led by any Queen of Love to meadows set with asphodel. Endymion, that shy, gauche youth who drooped before the moon's advance. He had slept snug benea...th some cottage roof, not out upon a dewy hillside where Artemis had held him captive by her beams. And I by right of my humiliation now stood firm with Venus and with Artemis, those innocent celestials. Of such stuff as theirs, at least, was my last legend made.
[193] XI: Garden Airs and Graces TRIBUTE I can afford some modesty With Patsy by my side; He'll never let my garden droop For lack of proper pride.
He makes inspection of the sprays While I toil at the roots.
Say I, "They're doing fairly well." Says he, "Now ain't they beauts." The salmon phlox and larkspur blue Cause us astonishment.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The goddesses, flushed so wantonly in all their amorous histories, I now saw chaste of hue, downcast, and modest- pale. Their lovers, self -professed and known to be obedient only to divine solicitations, I knew for tricksters, hypocrites, and cheats. Father Anchises, reverend patriarch! He had been frisking with some rustic in a daisy-field, not led by any Queen of Love to meadows set with asphodel. Endymion, that shy, gauche youth who drooped before the moon's advance. He had slept snug benea...th some cottage roof, not out upon a dewy hillside where Artemis had held him captive by her beams. And I by right of my humiliation now stood firm with Venus and with Artemis, those innocent celestials. Of such stuff as theirs, at least, was my last legend made.
[193] XI: Garden Airs and Graces TRIBUTE I can afford some modesty With Patsy by my side; He'll never let my garden droop For lack of proper pride.
He makes inspection of the sprays While I toil at the roots.
Say I, "They're doing fairly well." Says he, "Now ain't they beauts." The salmon phlox and larkspur blue Cause us astonishment.
What to read after Robin Hood's Barn; the Confessions of a Garden Adventurer?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bailey, Margaret Emerson, 1880-1949 to read onlineMoreLess
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