Sly Ballades in Harvard China
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Play on till sixteen summers pass, TO MABEL, 37 And then I 11 bring a looking-glass, And there be- Fore you, on your lips, I 11 show The curves of small Dan Cupid s bow ; And then the crop that now is " tow " Shall "fair" be.
And then I 11 show you, too, the charms Of small firm hands and rounded arms, And eyes whose flashes send alarms Right through you ; And then a half-regretful sigh May break from me to think that I, At forty years, can never try To woo you, What shall I wish you ? Free fro...m ruth To live and learn in love and truth Through childhood s day and days of youth, And school s day ; TO MABEL.
For all the days that intervene Twixt Mab at three and at nineteen Are but one sombre or serene All Fool s Day.
ME A CULPA.
THERE is a thing, which, in my brain Though nightly I revolve it, I cannot in the least explain, Nor do I hope to solve it.
While others tread the narrow path, In manner meek and pious, Why is it that my spirit hath So opposite a bias ?
Brought up to fear the Lord, and dread The bottomless abysm, In Watts s hymns profoundly read, And drilled in catechism, I should have been a model youth, The pink of all that s proper.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Play on till sixteen summers pass, TO MABEL, 37 And then I 11 bring a looking-glass, And there be- Fore you, on your lips, I 11 show The curves of small Dan Cupid s bow ; And then the crop that now is " tow " Shall "fair" be.
And then I 11 show you, too, the charms Of small firm hands and rounded arms, And eyes whose flashes send alarms Right through you ; And then a half-regretful sigh May break from me to think that I, At forty years, can never try To woo you, What shall I wish you ? Free fro...m ruth To live and learn in love and truth Through childhood s day and days of youth, And school s day ; TO MABEL.
For all the days that intervene Twixt Mab at three and at nineteen Are but one sombre or serene All Fool s Day.
ME A CULPA.
THERE is a thing, which, in my brain Though nightly I revolve it, I cannot in the least explain, Nor do I hope to solve it.
While others tread the narrow path, In manner meek and pious, Why is it that my spirit hath So opposite a bias ?
Brought up to fear the Lord, and dread The bottomless abysm, In Watts s hymns profoundly read, And drilled in catechism, I should have been a model youth, The pink of all that s proper.
What to read after Sly Ballades in Harvard China?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Sandford Martin to read onlineMoreLess
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