The Poetical Works
The Poetical Works
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And if thou readest mine, This welcome is the best, love, The truest, fondest sign, H WdWs Xetter» • Not that I 've anything special to say, but only that it comes from me. ' — E. To G. , J ait. 11, 1869.
My Own !
You won't expect to hear As you have only just departed. But I'll be better than you fear, And write as soon as you have started. It seems a long and tiresome day ; I'm merely writing, as you see, Not that I've anything to say.
But only that it comes from me.
I watched the carriage ou...t of sight, And then came back to do my work ; I could not set the stitches right, And so for once the task I '11 shirk ; 334 SONGS.
I 've put the children's frocks away To \vrite a line or two to thee, Not that I've anything to say, But only that it comes from me.
I hope the train will not be late, And that it will not freeze or rain. And oh ! if you should have to wait, Be sure you don't catch cold again. I wish this moment on the way To overtake you I could be ! Not that I've anything to say, But only to be nearer thee.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And if thou readest mine, This welcome is the best, love, The truest, fondest sign, H WdWs Xetter» • Not that I 've anything special to say, but only that it comes from me. ' — E. To G. , J ait. 11, 1869.
My Own !
You won't expect to hear As you have only just departed. But I'll be better than you fear, And write as soon as you have started. It seems a long and tiresome day ; I'm merely writing, as you see, Not that I've anything to say.
But only that it comes from me.
I watched the carriage ou...t of sight, And then came back to do my work ; I could not set the stitches right, And so for once the task I '11 shirk ; 334 SONGS.
I 've put the children's frocks away To \vrite a line or two to thee, Not that I've anything to say, But only that it comes from me.
I hope the train will not be late, And that it will not freeze or rain. And oh ! if you should have to wait, Be sure you don't catch cold again. I wish this moment on the way To overtake you I could be ! Not that I've anything to say, But only to be nearer thee.
What to read after The Poetical Works?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Havergal Frances Ridley to read onlineMoreLess
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