The Merry Muse Society Verse By American Writers
The Merry Muse Society Verse By American Writers
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J. HENDERSON.
r\LD Hymn Book, sure I thought I'd lo. -. T you In the days now long gone by ; I'd forgotten where I tossed you ; Gracious ! how I sigh.
In the church a thin partition Stood between her pew and mine ; And her pious, sweet contrition Struck me as divine.
Yes, remarkably entrancing Was she in her sable furs ; And my eyes were always glancing Up, old book, to hers.
Bless you, very well she knew it, And I'm sure she liked it too ; Once she whispered "Please don't do it, " But her eyes... said l ' Do. ' ' 93 ON A HYMN BOOK.
How to speak to tell my passion ?
How to make her think me true ? Love soon found a curious fashion, For he spoke through you.
How I vised to search your pages For the words I wished to say : And receive my labor's wages Every Sabbath day !
Ah, how sweet it was to hand her You, with lines I'd marked when found And how well I'd understand her When she blushed and frowned !
And one day, old book, you wriggled From my hand and, rattling, fell Upon the floor ; and she she giggled Did Miss Isabel.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
J. HENDERSON.
r\LD Hymn Book, sure I thought I'd lo. -. T you In the days now long gone by ; I'd forgotten where I tossed you ; Gracious ! how I sigh.
In the church a thin partition Stood between her pew and mine ; And her pious, sweet contrition Struck me as divine.
Yes, remarkably entrancing Was she in her sable furs ; And my eyes were always glancing Up, old book, to hers.
Bless you, very well she knew it, And I'm sure she liked it too ; Once she whispered "Please don't do it, " But her eyes... said l ' Do. ' ' 93 ON A HYMN BOOK.
How to speak to tell my passion ?
How to make her think me true ? Love soon found a curious fashion, For he spoke through you.
How I vised to search your pages For the words I wished to say : And receive my labor's wages Every Sabbath day !
Ah, how sweet it was to hand her You, with lines I'd marked when found And how well I'd understand her When she blushed and frowned !
And one day, old book, you wriggled From my hand and, rattling, fell Upon the floor ; and she she giggled Did Miss Isabel.
What to read after The Merry Muse Society Verse By American Writers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ernest De Lancey Pierson to read onlineMoreLess
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