The Merry Muse With Graver Moments a Span Classsearchtermspan Classsea
The Merry Muse With Graver Moments a Span Classsearchtermspan Classsea
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Night's sable shawl still wraps St. Paul, (No star that pall adorning. ) But dawn's faint tinge now puts a fringe Of silver on the mo{u)rning. The lamp is dim, and cold and grim. The grate, once warm and ruddy, All tends to foil my midnight (l)oil t Dear owl, farewell to study. 74 "A NIGHT ALARM. " The storm is past ; I seek at last The realm of balmy slumbers ; But still I dream of cats that teem In overwhelming numbers. When sparrows "cheep, "and"milk"and" sweep" Pass by, their clients callin...g, Their echoes shrill my visions fill With phanToms catawauling. But oh ! still worse — my epic verse, Ten cantos of " Crusaders " They're gone ! they're lost ! in anger toss'd At those " mol-row "-ing raiders. Hence, cats — avaunt ! for if you haunt Again my upper storey. I'll have your gore, and add one more To murder's cat-z-gory ! "THE ASPIRING EXCURSIONIST" 75 " The Aspiring Excursionist. " I'm sick of the " sad sea waves " Of Britain's monotonous shore, And the hackney'd round of the tourist ground I heartily do abhor : — Let's start for the wild Crimea, Malacca, or Yucatan, Cross Russia's wastes to the far Corea, Or the Isles of fair Japan.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Night's sable shawl still wraps St. Paul, (No star that pall adorning. ) But dawn's faint tinge now puts a fringe Of silver on the mo{u)rning. The lamp is dim, and cold and grim. The grate, once warm and ruddy, All tends to foil my midnight (l)oil t Dear owl, farewell to study. 74 "A NIGHT ALARM. " The storm is past ; I seek at last The realm of balmy slumbers ; But still I dream of cats that teem In overwhelming numbers. When sparrows "cheep, "and"milk"and" sweep" Pass by, their clients callin...g, Their echoes shrill my visions fill With phanToms catawauling. But oh ! still worse — my epic verse, Ten cantos of " Crusaders " They're gone ! they're lost ! in anger toss'd At those " mol-row "-ing raiders. Hence, cats — avaunt ! for if you haunt Again my upper storey. I'll have your gore, and add one more To murder's cat-z-gory ! "THE ASPIRING EXCURSIONIST" 75 " The Aspiring Excursionist. " I'm sick of the " sad sea waves " Of Britain's monotonous shore, And the hackney'd round of the tourist ground I heartily do abhor : — Let's start for the wild Crimea, Malacca, or Yucatan, Cross Russia's wastes to the far Corea, Or the Isles of fair Japan.
What to read after The Merry Muse With Graver Moments a Span Classsearchtermspan Classsea?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter Parke to read onlineMoreLess
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