The Ballad of Beau Brocade, And Other Poems of the Xviiith Century
The Ballad of Beau Brocade, And Other Poems of the Xviiith Century
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42 A Gentlewoman of the Old School.
This, 'twixt ourselves. The dear old dame, In truth, was not so much to blame ; The excellent divine I name Is scarcely stirring ; Her plain-song piety preferred Pure life to precept. If she erred, She knew her faults. Her softest word Was for the erring.
If she had loved, or if she kept Some ancient memory green, or wept Over the shoulder-knot that slept Within her cuff-box, I know not. Only this I know, At sixty-five she 'd still her beau, A lean French exi...le, lame and slow.
With monstrous snuflf-box.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
42 A Gentlewoman of the Old School.
This, 'twixt ourselves. The dear old dame, In truth, was not so much to blame ; The excellent divine I name Is scarcely stirring ; Her plain-song piety preferred Pure life to precept. If she erred, She knew her faults. Her softest word Was for the erring.
If she had loved, or if she kept Some ancient memory green, or wept Over the shoulder-knot that slept Within her cuff-box, I know not. Only this I know, At sixty-five she 'd still her beau, A lean French exi...le, lame and slow.
With monstrous snuflf-box.
'"^fiayn4
What to read after The Ballad of Beau Brocade, And Other Poems of the Xviiith Century?
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