The Complete Poems of W. M. Thackeray
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What is it makes my blood to run ?
What makes my heart to glow and swell ?
I know my chief's distrust and hate ; He says I'm lazy and I shirk.
Ah ! had I genius like the late Right Honorable Edmund Burke !
My chance of all promotion's gone, I know it is, — he hates me so.
What is it makes my blood to run, And all my heart to swell and glow ?
Why, why is all so bright and gay ?
There is no change, there is no cause ; My office-time I found to-day Disgusting as it ever was.
At three, I went and t...ried the Clubs, And yawned and saunter'd to and fro ; And now my heart jumps up and throbs.
And all my soul is in a glow.
At half-past four I had the cab ; I drove as hard as I could go.
The London sky was dirty drab, And dirty brown the London snow.
And as I rattled in a cant- er down by dear old Bolton Row, A something made my heart to pant, And caused my cheek to flush and glow.
W^hat could it be that made me find Old Jawkins pleasant at the Club ?
Why was it that I laughed and grinned At whist, although I lost the rub ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What is it makes my blood to run ?
What makes my heart to glow and swell ?
I know my chief's distrust and hate ; He says I'm lazy and I shirk.
Ah ! had I genius like the late Right Honorable Edmund Burke !
My chance of all promotion's gone, I know it is, — he hates me so.
What is it makes my blood to run, And all my heart to swell and glow ?
Why, why is all so bright and gay ?
There is no change, there is no cause ; My office-time I found to-day Disgusting as it ever was.
At three, I went and t...ried the Clubs, And yawned and saunter'd to and fro ; And now my heart jumps up and throbs.
And all my soul is in a glow.
At half-past four I had the cab ; I drove as hard as I could go.
The London sky was dirty drab, And dirty brown the London snow.
And as I rattled in a cant- er down by dear old Bolton Row, A something made my heart to pant, And caused my cheek to flush and glow.
W^hat could it be that made me find Old Jawkins pleasant at the Club ?
Why was it that I laughed and grinned At whist, although I lost the rub ?
What to read after The Complete Poems of W. M. Thackeray?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thackeray, William Makepeace, 1811-1863 to read onlineMoreLess
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