The Later Poems of Anna M Morrison
The Later Poems of Anna M Morrison
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- - His greed for power, and pride of station. Some prince of style, with endless means, Whose social traits a strano-e transition o From when he lived on "pork and beans"- Now swell with limitless ambition.
His wife, in fashion s trappings decked, Now leads a band of kindred spirits, Of whom she is the "great elect, " To " kettledrums" and other places; Forgetting how, in earlier times, She once scoured kettles in the mines Before she hoisted o er her charms The motto of " No babes in arms. " .... POEMS. OF ANNA/MORRISON REED.
Her fragile health admits no more The cares that earnest woman busy;, Though grand receptions by the score Cannot fatigue, nor dancing weary. " A babe so breaks a mother s rest!-" As all her thousand friends attest, While gossiping their usual way Of husbands who are apt to stray, And have a liking for their club, Where everybody smokes and swaggers, While telling cronies where s the rub In politics and other matters.
A bad state of affairs at best, For husbands, wives, and all the rest.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
- - His greed for power, and pride of station. Some prince of style, with endless means, Whose social traits a strano-e transition o From when he lived on "pork and beans"- Now swell with limitless ambition.
His wife, in fashion s trappings decked, Now leads a band of kindred spirits, Of whom she is the "great elect, " To " kettledrums" and other places; Forgetting how, in earlier times, She once scoured kettles in the mines Before she hoisted o er her charms The motto of " No babes in arms. " .... POEMS. OF ANNA/MORRISON REED.
Her fragile health admits no more The cares that earnest woman busy;, Though grand receptions by the score Cannot fatigue, nor dancing weary. " A babe so breaks a mother s rest!-" As all her thousand friends attest, While gossiping their usual way Of husbands who are apt to stray, And have a liking for their club, Where everybody smokes and swaggers, While telling cronies where s the rub In politics and other matters.
A bad state of affairs at best, For husbands, wives, and all the rest.
What to read after The Later Poems of Anna M Morrison?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anna M Morrison Reed to read onlineMoreLess
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