The Last Poems of Alice And Phoebe Cary
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As it might before a passionless saint.
Looking away from the book on her knees, Pretty Bethy at sunset sees.
Some one under the sycamore trees, Walking and musing slow, apart ; — But why should the blood with sudden start, Leaj^to her cheek from her foolish lieart ?
184 BALLADS.
Oh, if he came now, and if he spake.
What answer should she, could she make ?
This was the way her thought would take.
Now, troubled maid on the cottage siU, Be wise, and keep your pulses still.
He has turned, he is co...ming up the hill !
How he spake, or she made reply, How she came on his breast to lie.
She could not tell you, better than I.
But when the stars came out in the skies He has told his love, in whispered sighs.
And she has answered, with downcast eyes.
For somehow, since the world went round.
For men who are simple, or men profound.
Hath a time and a way to woo been found.
And maids, for a thousand, thousand years, With trusting hopes, or trembling fears Have answered blushing through smiles and tears.
What to read after The Last Poems of Alice And Phoebe Cary?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As it might before a passionless saint.
Looking away from the book on her knees, Pretty Bethy at sunset sees.
Some one under the sycamore trees, Walking and musing slow, apart ; — But why should the blood with sudden start, Leaj^to her cheek from her foolish lieart ?
184 BALLADS.
Oh, if he came now, and if he spake.
What answer should she, could she make ?
This was the way her thought would take.
Now, troubled maid on the cottage siU, Be wise, and keep your pulses still.
He has turned, he is co...ming up the hill !
How he spake, or she made reply, How she came on his breast to lie.
She could not tell you, better than I.
But when the stars came out in the skies He has told his love, in whispered sighs.
And she has answered, with downcast eyes.
For somehow, since the world went round.
For men who are simple, or men profound.
Hath a time and a way to woo been found.
And maids, for a thousand, thousand years, With trusting hopes, or trembling fears Have answered blushing through smiles and tears.
What to read after The Last Poems of Alice And Phoebe Cary?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alice Cary to read onlineMoreLess
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