Select Poems of Winthrop Mackworth Praed
Select Poems of Winthrop Mackworth Praed
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— The fault is with the waiting-maid : I merely mean, since Lady Clare Was flattered so about her hair, Her comb is always dropping out — Oh ! quite an accident ! — no doubt ! ' The sun hath risen o'er the deep.
And fathers, more than half asleep, Begin to shake the drowsy head.
And hint — ' It 's time to be in bed. ' Then comes chagrin on faces fair; Soft hands are clasped in mimic prayer ; And then the warning watch is shown, And answers in a harsher tone Reply to look of lamentation.
And arg...ument, and supplication : In vain sweet voices tell their grief, In speeches long, for respite brief; Bootless are all their ' Lord ! 's and ' La ! 's.
Their ' Pi-ay, Papa ! 's and ' Do, Papa ! 's ; ' Ladies, ' quoth Gout, ' I love my rest ; ' The carriage waits ! — enndnm est.^ This is the hour for parting bow.
This is the hour for secret vow; For weighty shawl, and hooded cloak, Half-uttered tale, and whispered joke : This is the hour when ladies bright Relate the adventures of the night.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— The fault is with the waiting-maid : I merely mean, since Lady Clare Was flattered so about her hair, Her comb is always dropping out — Oh ! quite an accident ! — no doubt ! ' The sun hath risen o'er the deep.
And fathers, more than half asleep, Begin to shake the drowsy head.
And hint — ' It 's time to be in bed. ' Then comes chagrin on faces fair; Soft hands are clasped in mimic prayer ; And then the warning watch is shown, And answers in a harsher tone Reply to look of lamentation.
And arg...ument, and supplication : In vain sweet voices tell their grief, In speeches long, for respite brief; Bootless are all their ' Lord ! 's and ' La ! 's.
Their ' Pi-ay, Papa ! 's and ' Do, Papa ! 's ; ' Ladies, ' quoth Gout, ' I love my rest ; ' The carriage waits ! — enndnm est.^ This is the hour for parting bow.
This is the hour for secret vow; For weighty shawl, and hooded cloak, Half-uttered tale, and whispered joke : This is the hour when ladies bright Relate the adventures of the night.
What to read after Select Poems of Winthrop Mackworth Praed?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Winthrop Mackworth Praed to read onlineMoreLess
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