Sea-Leaves
Sea-Leaves
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Jolly son of the Emerald Isle Was John Magrath. With a knowing smile, He went, to work his wicked wile.
He pounced upon the mermaid class One summer night, as bold as brass Frightened them into the sea, alas !
His pretty mermaid dropped her comb, And could not follow her sisters home To their sea-green halls beneath the foam.
THE LAST MEliMAID.
141 John Magrath had picked it up ! Then soberly went home to sup. But over the fumes of a steaming cup He told it all ! Then, woes on woes, A din of wi...ld dispute arose ; Home menaced his eyes, and some his nose !
"A mermaid is not lightly crossed !" Sobbed one. One screamed : " Your soul is lost!
From tongue to tongue the taunt was tossed.
John Magrath thought little but this : To coine to me her duty is; I d like to feel a mermaid s kiss.
About the borders of Bantry Bay The billows broke in a wondrous way And lightnings glanced athwart the spray.
John Magrath was sleeping sound, Dreaming of the mermaid s ground; Heedless of the tempests round.
What to read after Sea-Leaves?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary C F Mary Camilla Foster Hall Wood to read onlineMoreLess
To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Jolly son of the Emerald Isle Was John Magrath. With a knowing smile, He went, to work his wicked wile.
He pounced upon the mermaid class One summer night, as bold as brass Frightened them into the sea, alas !
His pretty mermaid dropped her comb, And could not follow her sisters home To their sea-green halls beneath the foam.
THE LAST MEliMAID.
141 John Magrath had picked it up ! Then soberly went home to sup. But over the fumes of a steaming cup He told it all ! Then, woes on woes, A din of wi...ld dispute arose ; Home menaced his eyes, and some his nose !
"A mermaid is not lightly crossed !" Sobbed one. One screamed : " Your soul is lost!
From tongue to tongue the taunt was tossed.
John Magrath thought little but this : To coine to me her duty is; I d like to feel a mermaid s kiss.
About the borders of Bantry Bay The billows broke in a wondrous way And lightnings glanced athwart the spray.
John Magrath was sleeping sound, Dreaming of the mermaid s ground; Heedless of the tempests round.
What to read after Sea-Leaves?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary C F Mary Camilla Foster Hall Wood to read onlineMoreLess
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