The Iron Gate, And Other Poems.
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Don't you tell old stories over ? I am not aware I do.
DorCt you stay at home of evenings ? DorCt you love a cushioned seat In a corner, hy the fireside, with your slippers on your feet ?
Don't you wear warm fleecy flannels ? DonH you muffle up your throat f DorUt you like to have one help you when you Ve put- ting on your coat ?
DorCt you like old hooks you 've dogs-eared, you can't remember when ?
Don't you call it late at nine o'clock and go to bed at ten?
42 THE AECHBISHOP AND GIL BLAS.
How... many cronies can you count of all you used to know Who called you hy your Christian name some fifty years ago?
How look the prizes to you that used to fire your brain ?
You 've reared your mound — how high is it above the level plain ?
You 've drained the brimming golden cup that made your fancy reel, You 've slept the giddy potion off, — now tell us how you feel!
You 've watched the harvest ripening till every stem was cropped.
You 've seen the rose of beauty fade till every petal dropped.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Don't you tell old stories over ? I am not aware I do.
DorCt you stay at home of evenings ? DorCt you love a cushioned seat In a corner, hy the fireside, with your slippers on your feet ?
Don't you wear warm fleecy flannels ? DonH you muffle up your throat f DorUt you like to have one help you when you Ve put- ting on your coat ?
DorCt you like old hooks you 've dogs-eared, you can't remember when ?
Don't you call it late at nine o'clock and go to bed at ten?
42 THE AECHBISHOP AND GIL BLAS.
How... many cronies can you count of all you used to know Who called you hy your Christian name some fifty years ago?
How look the prizes to you that used to fire your brain ?
You 've reared your mound — how high is it above the level plain ?
You 've drained the brimming golden cup that made your fancy reel, You 've slept the giddy potion off, — now tell us how you feel!
You 've watched the harvest ripening till every stem was cropped.
You 've seen the rose of beauty fade till every petal dropped.
What to read after The Iron Gate, And Other Poems.?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Holmes, Oliver Wendell, 1809-1894 to read onlineMoreLess
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