Songs, Ballads, And a Garden Play
Songs, Ballads, And a Garden Play
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" But never an answer spake St. Maur, Never a word but one : [mason, "Have you finished your devil's work, Or when will the deed be done ? " " Oh, the work is done that ye wished, St. Maur, 'Twill last for many a year ; There's scarce a sound in the wall by now A mother might not hear.
" Gang home, gang home in peace, St. Maur, And sleep sound if you can ; There's never a flood shall rock this tower, And never a mortal man.
" Gang home and kiss your bonny wife, And bid her mourn and fast . .
Sh...e'll weep a year for her youngest child, But she'll dry her eyes at last.
ROMANTIC BALLADS. 75 " You'll say he fell in the flood, St. Maur, But you'll not deceive yoursel', For you've lost the bonniest thing you had, And you'll remember well.
"Your wife will mourn him a year, St. Maur, You'll mourn him all your life, For you've lost the bonniest thing you had, Better than bairns or wife. " Feb. 8, 1888.
76 SONGS AND BALLADS.
THE DUKE OF GUELDRES' WEDDING.
GUELDRES, A. D. , 1405.
THE Queen and all her waiting-maids Are playing at the ball ; Mary Harcourt, the King's cousin, Is fairest of them all.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" But never an answer spake St. Maur, Never a word but one : [mason, "Have you finished your devil's work, Or when will the deed be done ? " " Oh, the work is done that ye wished, St. Maur, 'Twill last for many a year ; There's scarce a sound in the wall by now A mother might not hear.
" Gang home, gang home in peace, St. Maur, And sleep sound if you can ; There's never a flood shall rock this tower, And never a mortal man.
" Gang home and kiss your bonny wife, And bid her mourn and fast . .
Sh...e'll weep a year for her youngest child, But she'll dry her eyes at last.
ROMANTIC BALLADS. 75 " You'll say he fell in the flood, St. Maur, But you'll not deceive yoursel', For you've lost the bonniest thing you had, And you'll remember well.
"Your wife will mourn him a year, St. Maur, You'll mourn him all your life, For you've lost the bonniest thing you had, Better than bairns or wife. " Feb. 8, 1888.
76 SONGS AND BALLADS.
THE DUKE OF GUELDRES' WEDDING.
GUELDRES, A. D. , 1405.
THE Queen and all her waiting-maids Are playing at the ball ; Mary Harcourt, the King's cousin, Is fairest of them all.
What to read after Songs, Ballads, And a Garden Play?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A Mary F Agnes Mary Frances Robinson to read onlineMoreLess
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