The Cricket's Song, And Other Melodies
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Climate rather severe if a chap were to marry, Thank Heaven, there is no one dependent on me.
I Ve a cat, to be sure, but she 's very quiet, Don't run to hysterics whenever I 'm out ; Wears one coat a year and is fond of mouse diet Of which there is plenty here running about.
83 Here I sit at my ease with heels in the windows As I tilt back my chair and smoke like a Turk, And spin out abstractions as fine as a Hindoo's And weave subtle fancies, the end of mv work.
I write for the papers — whene...ver I choose to ; If pocket and stomach are empty and find A dinner depends on it, I won't refuse to Do anything almost — for which I 've a mind.
In fine, I 'm a sort of poetical gamin, Though I live in a garret instead of the street, I hate as he hates cold weather and famine And revel in sunshine and plenty to eat.
Sometimes if by chance I 've been paid for an article I dine on green turtle and that sort of thing.
Pay my score with a flourish, not caring a particle For trifles like that, any more than a king.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Climate rather severe if a chap were to marry, Thank Heaven, there is no one dependent on me.
I Ve a cat, to be sure, but she 's very quiet, Don't run to hysterics whenever I 'm out ; Wears one coat a year and is fond of mouse diet Of which there is plenty here running about.
83 Here I sit at my ease with heels in the windows As I tilt back my chair and smoke like a Turk, And spin out abstractions as fine as a Hindoo's And weave subtle fancies, the end of mv work.
I write for the papers — whene...ver I choose to ; If pocket and stomach are empty and find A dinner depends on it, I won't refuse to Do anything almost — for which I 've a mind.
In fine, I 'm a sort of poetical gamin, Though I live in a garret instead of the street, I hate as he hates cold weather and famine And revel in sunshine and plenty to eat.
Sometimes if by chance I 've been paid for an article I dine on green turtle and that sort of thing.
Pay my score with a flourish, not caring a particle For trifles like that, any more than a king.
What to read after The Cricket's Song, And Other Melodies?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H E Horace Everett Warner to read onlineMoreLess
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