The Poetical Works of Winthrop Mackworth Praed
The Poetical Works of Winthrop Mackworth Praed
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Because I think I'm just so weak As, some of those fine morrows, To ask you if you'll let me speak My story — and my sorrows : Because the rest's a simple thing, A matter quickly over, A church — a priest — a sigh — a ring — And a chaise and four for Dover !
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"—The worship of the Earth Lb vowed to other Gods of yolgar birth." Barry OomwdU.
Fair Cousin mine ! the golden days Of old romance are over ; And minstrels now care naught for bays, Nor damsels f...or a lover ; And hearts are cold, and lips are mute That kindled once with passion, And now we've neither lance nor lute, And tilting's out of fashion.
Yet weeping Beauty mourns the time When Love found words in flowers; When softest sighs were breathed in rhyme.
And sweetest songs in bowers ; Now wedlock is a sober thing — No more of chains or forges ! — A plain young man — a plain gold ring — The Curate — and St. George's.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Because I think I'm just so weak As, some of those fine morrows, To ask you if you'll let me speak My story — and my sorrows : Because the rest's a simple thing, A matter quickly over, A church — a priest — a sigh — a ring — And a chaise and four for Dover !
Digitized by Google CHIVALRY AT A DISCOUNT.
"—The worship of the Earth Lb vowed to other Gods of yolgar birth." Barry OomwdU.
Fair Cousin mine ! the golden days Of old romance are over ; And minstrels now care naught for bays, Nor damsels f...or a lover ; And hearts are cold, and lips are mute That kindled once with passion, And now we've neither lance nor lute, And tilting's out of fashion.
Yet weeping Beauty mourns the time When Love found words in flowers; When softest sighs were breathed in rhyme.
And sweetest songs in bowers ; Now wedlock is a sober thing — No more of chains or forges ! — A plain young man — a plain gold ring — The Curate — and St. George's.
[1741 Digitized by Google CHIYALBT AT A DISCOUNT.
What to read after The Poetical Works of Winthrop Mackworth Praed?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Whitmore, William Henry, 1836-1900, Ed to read onlineMoreLess
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