The Devil At the Fair Or Reflections On Nude Art
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16 THE DEVIL AT THE FAIR Twas something attached to a male figure nude, Which twould take a big fig leaf to cover, And I blushed at the sight of an object so rude, As I turned a sly glance to my lover. Embarrassed he seemed as he reddened with shame, 111 at ease, like a patient with tetter, And he, stammering, said: " Molly, I m not to blame, But we ll look for some sculpture that s better. " Then he led me away, and twas easily seen That he didn t know where he was going, Till we roamed to a p...ool with a bottom of green, Neath a tower with a thousand bulbs glowing. We gazed in the water, then looking around, Saw a lot of nude figures, so horrid, That my bashful companion nigh fell to the ground ; While I blushed from my toes to my forehead.
He turned just as red as a lobster, and next, His face became ashen and haggard, And taking my arm he seemed terribly vexed, As away from the statues we staggered. "Such forms, " he remarked, "are a shocking disgrace, " When we "Court of the Universe" entered, Then he stopped nearly paralyzed, white in the face, As his eyes on nude angels were centered.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
16 THE DEVIL AT THE FAIR Twas something attached to a male figure nude, Which twould take a big fig leaf to cover, And I blushed at the sight of an object so rude, As I turned a sly glance to my lover. Embarrassed he seemed as he reddened with shame, 111 at ease, like a patient with tetter, And he, stammering, said: " Molly, I m not to blame, But we ll look for some sculpture that s better. " Then he led me away, and twas easily seen That he didn t know where he was going, Till we roamed to a p...ool with a bottom of green, Neath a tower with a thousand bulbs glowing. We gazed in the water, then looking around, Saw a lot of nude figures, so horrid, That my bashful companion nigh fell to the ground ; While I blushed from my toes to my forehead.
He turned just as red as a lobster, and next, His face became ashen and haggard, And taking my arm he seemed terribly vexed, As away from the statues we staggered. "Such forms, " he remarked, "are a shocking disgrace, " When we "Court of the Universe" entered, Then he stopped nearly paralyzed, white in the face, As his eyes on nude angels were centered.
What to read after The Devil At the Fair Or Reflections On Nude Art?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas H Kennedy to read onlineMoreLess
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