The Complete Poems of Jean Ingelow
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Miidam ! " And Muriel lifted up her face And looked, — they looked into each other's eyes.
" That man who comes," the clear- voiced woman cried, — ■ " That man with whom you think to wed so soon, — • You must not heed him. "What ! the world is full Of men, and some are good, and most, God knows, Better than he, — that I should say it ! — far Better." And down her fiicc the large tears ran.
LAURANCE. 69 And Muriel's wild dilated eyes looked up, Taking a terrible meaning from her words ; And Laur...ance stared about him, half in doubt If this were real, for all things were so blithe, And soft air tossed the little flowers about ; The child was singing, and the blackbirds piped, Glad in fair sunshine. And the women both Were quiet, gazing in each other's eyes.
He found his voice, and spoke : " This is not well, Though whom you speak of should have done you wrong ; A man that could desert and plan to wed Will not his purpose yield to God and right, Only to law. You, whom I pity so much.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Miidam ! " And Muriel lifted up her face And looked, — they looked into each other's eyes.
" That man who comes," the clear- voiced woman cried, — ■ " That man with whom you think to wed so soon, — • You must not heed him. "What ! the world is full Of men, and some are good, and most, God knows, Better than he, — that I should say it ! — far Better." And down her fiicc the large tears ran.
LAURANCE. 69 And Muriel's wild dilated eyes looked up, Taking a terrible meaning from her words ; And Laur...ance stared about him, half in doubt If this were real, for all things were so blithe, And soft air tossed the little flowers about ; The child was singing, and the blackbirds piped, Glad in fair sunshine. And the women both Were quiet, gazing in each other's eyes.
He found his voice, and spoke : " This is not well, Though whom you speak of should have done you wrong ; A man that could desert and plan to wed Will not his purpose yield to God and right, Only to law. You, whom I pity so much.
What to read after The Complete Poems of Jean Ingelow?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ingelow Jean to read onlineMoreLess
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