Romances And Minor Poems
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124 TO LIZZIE.
Thee my vivid fancy sees Sitting on the scraggy screes ; Surely these be thy small hands Beckoning to the town of Strands !
In my comfortable bed, Dozing in the " Old King's Head, " To my lips Avith dreamy laugh, (->ft I press thy photograph : Think not thou, Avhen morning breaks, That I care for chops and steaks ; Yonder tourist, never shaken With the grief of one forsaken, Gulps his eggs and bolts his bacon ; I, like bush without a bud on, Wander by the banks of Duddon, Lying, ...like a stranded wreck, On the braes at Cockly Beck ; Sighing for thee, jeAvel, still All the way by Stanley Gill, TO LIZZIK.
All the waj' to Ooplia kirk, "Where I see, thee in the mirk, Gleaming like a spirit blest, High above the " TraveUer's Eest, "— Eest for some, but not for me, I have none "when wanting thee !
Call it stirpid, call it shabby, Thus to stalk through Furness Abbej', Gazing like a gaping oyster, On the transept, nave, and cloister, — Gazing on the locutorium, Chapter-house and old scriptorium, As devoid of proper spunk As that grim Cistercian monk, Who has never said an ave, SiiTce men sang the psahns of Dav}' !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
124 TO LIZZIE.
Thee my vivid fancy sees Sitting on the scraggy screes ; Surely these be thy small hands Beckoning to the town of Strands !
In my comfortable bed, Dozing in the " Old King's Head, " To my lips Avith dreamy laugh, (->ft I press thy photograph : Think not thou, Avhen morning breaks, That I care for chops and steaks ; Yonder tourist, never shaken With the grief of one forsaken, Gulps his eggs and bolts his bacon ; I, like bush without a bud on, Wander by the banks of Duddon, Lying, ...like a stranded wreck, On the braes at Cockly Beck ; Sighing for thee, jeAvel, still All the way by Stanley Gill, TO LIZZIK.
All the waj' to Ooplia kirk, "Where I see, thee in the mirk, Gleaming like a spirit blest, High above the " TraveUer's Eest, "— Eest for some, but not for me, I have none "when wanting thee !
Call it stirpid, call it shabby, Thus to stalk through Furness Abbej', Gazing like a gaping oyster, On the transept, nave, and cloister, — Gazing on the locutorium, Chapter-house and old scriptorium, As devoid of proper spunk As that grim Cistercian monk, Who has never said an ave, SiiTce men sang the psahns of Dav}' !
What to read after Romances And Minor Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Glassford Bell to read onlineMoreLess
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