Songs of Branger
Songs of Branger
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How often, as swiftly her carriage swept From the stage-door, would she hear The crowd that had worshipped, as out she stept. Speed her homeward with cheer on cheer !
THE BEGGAR- WOMAN, 65 And then when she deigned to go out and sup, What a bevy of gallants gay Would compete for the honour of handing her up !
For pity's sake turn not away !
What a triumph was hers when its emblems rare Were proffered by every art ! What bronzes, what marbles, what gems were there.
Fond tributes from heart to he...art ! At her banquets how Flattery's fair-weather throng.
As the wine in each breast made play, Would ply her with plaudit and toast and song !
For pity's sake turn not away !
Ah, the terrible change ! in one hour she lost.
At one blow, both voice and sight, And lonely and poor on the world was tossed To beg as she begs to-night. Twenty years have I watched that imploring hand.
Whose alms in Prosperity's day No suppliant ever were known to withstand.
For pity's sake turn not away !
5 66 THE BEGGAR-WOMAN.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
How often, as swiftly her carriage swept From the stage-door, would she hear The crowd that had worshipped, as out she stept. Speed her homeward with cheer on cheer !
THE BEGGAR- WOMAN, 65 And then when she deigned to go out and sup, What a bevy of gallants gay Would compete for the honour of handing her up !
For pity's sake turn not away !
What a triumph was hers when its emblems rare Were proffered by every art ! What bronzes, what marbles, what gems were there.
Fond tributes from heart to he...art ! At her banquets how Flattery's fair-weather throng.
As the wine in each breast made play, Would ply her with plaudit and toast and song !
For pity's sake turn not away !
Ah, the terrible change ! in one hour she lost.
At one blow, both voice and sight, And lonely and poor on the world was tossed To beg as she begs to-night. Twenty years have I watched that imploring hand.
Whose alms in Prosperity's day No suppliant ever were known to withstand.
For pity's sake turn not away !
5 66 THE BEGGAR-WOMAN.
What to read after Songs of Branger?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Béranger, Pierre Jean De, 1780-1857 to read onlineMoreLess
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