The Night Sister And Other Poems
The Night Sister And Other Poems
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He's not quite rich enough Why do I want it ? Now you've made me think Most furiously (for both of our enlightment) I want excitement as my cook wants drink I want the money just to buy " excitement " Of course, I know it's rather rough But one's got to live, and keep the cat !
Oh ! I'm glad you like my Paris hat !
Oh no, it's not an ostrich feather Do you suppose a woman wastes Real ostrich plumes outside her Flat In this abominable weather !
At least come, pull yourself together Not one of my... 'penurious tastes ! !
I wonder why " Your Highness " hastes You think the cocks are almost crowing, And so you're going !
What ! you mean if a woman was really in love With a man as poor as Charity, That she that in the end she'd prove (So you really think so badly of me ?) Well, as you say, there's never any knowing Still, I'm sure if she loved him, though she might find hilm As poverty-poor as you propose She'd not think of the thorns if she loved the rose She'd have no wish, no need to blind him 62 DRAMA For I know yes, and every woman knows If she could have the man she chose, She'd cook !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He's not quite rich enough Why do I want it ? Now you've made me think Most furiously (for both of our enlightment) I want excitement as my cook wants drink I want the money just to buy " excitement " Of course, I know it's rather rough But one's got to live, and keep the cat !
Oh ! I'm glad you like my Paris hat !
Oh no, it's not an ostrich feather Do you suppose a woman wastes Real ostrich plumes outside her Flat In this abominable weather !
At least come, pull yourself together Not one of my... 'penurious tastes ! !
I wonder why " Your Highness " hastes You think the cocks are almost crowing, And so you're going !
What ! you mean if a woman was really in love With a man as poor as Charity, That she that in the end she'd prove (So you really think so badly of me ?) Well, as you say, there's never any knowing Still, I'm sure if she loved him, though she might find hilm As poverty-poor as you propose She'd not think of the thorns if she loved the rose She'd have no wish, no need to blind him 62 DRAMA For I know yes, and every woman knows If she could have the man she chose, She'd cook !
What to read after The Night Sister And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Talbot Foxcroft to read onlineMoreLess
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