Songs of the Sahkohnagas
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You must give up all flirtations, Frolics in the moonlit nights ; Home-made pottage not potations, Homespun petticoats not " tights ;" Cut the clubs, all sirens banish ; Give up poetry stick to prose: All your troubles, Dear, will vanish, If as Hymen you " propose. " Thus she said, and having spoken, Cupid bent his weary head ; One could see his heart was broken, 12 178 Songs of the Sahkohnagas.
Though, 'twas only " yes " he said : Since the cruel Fates have forced him Thus to banish all " fast... friends, " With a " lass " we know, commences Love, and with " alas! " it ends.
No bright smiles and sparkling "sillery, " No long lookings in soft eyes ; " With the Passions in the pillory, 'Tis no wonder that he sighs ; His old friends would never know him, Sad of wit and short of wing: Hymen is poor Love in fetters, Tied to woman's apron-string.
Lacking " cents, " i, t is quite certain Love can be but Hymen's hack, And " Alack ! " must be the ending That commences with " a lack ! " " Tied " must wait, though Time will hasten Onward to the days that bring, Not the saintly griefs that chasten, But the debts and doubts that sting.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You must give up all flirtations, Frolics in the moonlit nights ; Home-made pottage not potations, Homespun petticoats not " tights ;" Cut the clubs, all sirens banish ; Give up poetry stick to prose: All your troubles, Dear, will vanish, If as Hymen you " propose. " Thus she said, and having spoken, Cupid bent his weary head ; One could see his heart was broken, 12 178 Songs of the Sahkohnagas.
Though, 'twas only " yes " he said : Since the cruel Fates have forced him Thus to banish all " fast... friends, " With a " lass " we know, commences Love, and with " alas! " it ends.
No bright smiles and sparkling "sillery, " No long lookings in soft eyes ; " With the Passions in the pillory, 'Tis no wonder that he sighs ; His old friends would never know him, Sad of wit and short of wing: Hymen is poor Love in fetters, Tied to woman's apron-string.
Lacking " cents, " i, t is quite certain Love can be but Hymen's hack, And " Alack ! " must be the ending That commences with " a lack ! " " Tied " must wait, though Time will hasten Onward to the days that bring, Not the saintly griefs that chasten, But the debts and doubts that sting.
What to read after Songs of the Sahkohnagas?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hugh Deveron to read onlineMoreLess
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