The Bab Ballads With Which Are Included Songs of a Savoyard
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His views would have befitted well A far superior station.) His sterling worth had worked a cure, She never heard him grumble ; She saw his soul was good and pure.
Although his rank was humble.
167 The Periwinkle Girl Her views of earldoms and their lot, All underwent expansion — Come, Virtue in an earldom's cot!
Go, Vice in ducal mansion !
i68 SANS SOUCI I CANNOT tell what this love may be That cometh to all but not to me.
It cannot be kind as they'd imply, Or why do these gentle ladies sigh ?...
It cannot be joy and rapture deep, Or why do these gentle ladies weep ?
It cannot be blissful, as 'tis said, Or why are their eyes so wondrous red ?
169 Sans Souci If love is a thorn, they show no wit Who foolishly hug and foster it.
If love is a weed, how simple they Who gather and gather it, day by day !
If love is a nettle that makes you smart, Why do you wear it next your heart ?
And if it be neither of these, say I, Why do you sit and sob and sigh ?
1 70 THOMSON GREEN AND HARRIET HALE (Zb be sung to the Air of"An 'Orrible Tale.") Oh list to this incredible tale Of Thomson Green and Harriet Hale ; Its truth in one remark you'll sum — "Twaddle twaddle twaddle twaddle twaddle twum !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His views would have befitted well A far superior station.) His sterling worth had worked a cure, She never heard him grumble ; She saw his soul was good and pure.
Although his rank was humble.
167 The Periwinkle Girl Her views of earldoms and their lot, All underwent expansion — Come, Virtue in an earldom's cot!
Go, Vice in ducal mansion !
i68 SANS SOUCI I CANNOT tell what this love may be That cometh to all but not to me.
It cannot be kind as they'd imply, Or why do these gentle ladies sigh ?...
It cannot be joy and rapture deep, Or why do these gentle ladies weep ?
It cannot be blissful, as 'tis said, Or why are their eyes so wondrous red ?
169 Sans Souci If love is a thorn, they show no wit Who foolishly hug and foster it.
If love is a weed, how simple they Who gather and gather it, day by day !
If love is a nettle that makes you smart, Why do you wear it next your heart ?
And if it be neither of these, say I, Why do you sit and sob and sigh ?
1 70 THOMSON GREEN AND HARRIET HALE (Zb be sung to the Air of"An 'Orrible Tale.") Oh list to this incredible tale Of Thomson Green and Harriet Hale ; Its truth in one remark you'll sum — "Twaddle twaddle twaddle twaddle twaddle twum !
What to read after The Bab Ballads With Which Are Included Songs of a Savoyard?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W S William Schwenck Gilbert to read onlineMoreLess
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