Square Pegs a Rhymed Fantasy for Two Girls
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* Dear Hilda ' plain ' dear ' ! And what girl could marry A man who, when proposing, ends ' yours, Harry ' ?
GIOCONDA.
I love his downright manner. In my mind I see him, a tall figure ; and, behind, His old two-seater. Yes, I see him plainly Close-cropped HILDA. Half bald.
GIOCONDA.
Slow-moving HILDA.
And ungainly. GIOCONDA.
A brow like H. G. Wells' my fancy draws, An eye like Bennett's and a beard like Shaw's. I know your Harry just the English type, A silent strong man married to his pipe, 15... SQUARE PEGS With so few words, except about machines, That he can never tell you what he means : But were / his, and we two went a-walking, What should that matter ? / could do the talking.
HILDA.
Surely you see, Gioconda, I require A lover who can make love with some fire.
GIOCONDA.
And I a lover so much overcome By deep emotion that it leaves him dumb.
HILDA.
No poetry ? Then, so far as I can tell, The Twentieth Century ought to suit you well . . . I've an idea !
GIOCONDA. What is it ?
HILDA.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
* Dear Hilda ' plain ' dear ' ! And what girl could marry A man who, when proposing, ends ' yours, Harry ' ?
GIOCONDA.
I love his downright manner. In my mind I see him, a tall figure ; and, behind, His old two-seater. Yes, I see him plainly Close-cropped HILDA. Half bald.
GIOCONDA.
Slow-moving HILDA.
And ungainly. GIOCONDA.
A brow like H. G. Wells' my fancy draws, An eye like Bennett's and a beard like Shaw's. I know your Harry just the English type, A silent strong man married to his pipe, 15... SQUARE PEGS With so few words, except about machines, That he can never tell you what he means : But were / his, and we two went a-walking, What should that matter ? / could do the talking.
HILDA.
Surely you see, Gioconda, I require A lover who can make love with some fire.
GIOCONDA.
And I a lover so much overcome By deep emotion that it leaves him dumb.
HILDA.
No poetry ? Then, so far as I can tell, The Twentieth Century ought to suit you well . . . I've an idea !
GIOCONDA. What is it ?
HILDA.
What to read after Square Pegs a Rhymed Fantasy for Two Girls?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Clifford Bax to read onlineMoreLess
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