The Cheery book
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REFLECTIONS OF A MIRROR.
'TiS my lot to cast reflections On my friends in social life, Be they aged, handsome, ugly, Youth or maiden, man or wife.
Not that I at all desire it, But that they arrange it so; And my criticisms are truthful, Both to friendly one and foe.
I am Hat and frank and honest, And I never lie or cheat, Yet I've had the whole world bending Down and smirking at my feet You see, my friends, I'm upright, With a face forever bright, In which you read my thoughts of you According ...to your light.
In my way, I am an artist, too, Whose portraits, silver-lined, Are always hung in boudoirs, In most pleasing " frames of mind,' REFLECTIONS OF A MIRROR. 79 Whenever people come to me To " have their picture took," I always paint it for them Just exactly as they look ; And, of course, as each one fancies That no face is like his, quite, I give them satisfaction, full, Well tinctured with delight.
Most people stand before me In admiration lost ; They wouldn't be without my aid No matter what it cost.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
REFLECTIONS OF A MIRROR.
'TiS my lot to cast reflections On my friends in social life, Be they aged, handsome, ugly, Youth or maiden, man or wife.
Not that I at all desire it, But that they arrange it so; And my criticisms are truthful, Both to friendly one and foe.
I am Hat and frank and honest, And I never lie or cheat, Yet I've had the whole world bending Down and smirking at my feet You see, my friends, I'm upright, With a face forever bright, In which you read my thoughts of you According ...to your light.
In my way, I am an artist, too, Whose portraits, silver-lined, Are always hung in boudoirs, In most pleasing " frames of mind,' REFLECTIONS OF A MIRROR. 79 Whenever people come to me To " have their picture took," I always paint it for them Just exactly as they look ; And, of course, as each one fancies That no face is like his, quite, I give them satisfaction, full, Well tinctured with delight.
Most people stand before me In admiration lost ; They wouldn't be without my aid No matter what it cost.
What to read after The Cheery book?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kerr, William Melville, 1860- to read onlineMoreLess
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