The Re-Echo Club
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I bar up every breadth and depth and height My hands can reach, while feeling out of sight For bolts that stick and hasps that will not raise. I keep thee from the public's idle gaze, I keep thee in, by sun or candle light. I keep thee, rude, as women strive for Right. I keep thee boldly, as they seek for praise, I keep thee with more effort than I'd use To keep a dry-goods shop or big hotel. I keep thee with a power I seemed to lose With that last cook. I'll keep thee down the well, Or up the ...chimney-place! Or if I choose, I shall but keep thee in a Pumpkin shell.
This was, of course, meritorious, though somewhat suggestive of thecave-men, who, we have never been told, were Pumpkin Eaters.
* * * * * Austin Dobson's version was really more lady-like: BALLADE OF A PUMPKIN: Golden-skinned, delicate, bright, Wondrous of texture and hue, Bathed in a soft, sunny light, Pearled with a silvery dew. Fair as a flower to the view, Ripened by summer's soft heat, Basking beneath Heaven's blue, -- This is the Pumpkin of Pete.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I bar up every breadth and depth and height My hands can reach, while feeling out of sight For bolts that stick and hasps that will not raise. I keep thee from the public's idle gaze, I keep thee in, by sun or candle light. I keep thee, rude, as women strive for Right. I keep thee boldly, as they seek for praise, I keep thee with more effort than I'd use To keep a dry-goods shop or big hotel. I keep thee with a power I seemed to lose With that last cook. I'll keep thee down the well, Or up the ...chimney-place! Or if I choose, I shall but keep thee in a Pumpkin shell.
This was, of course, meritorious, though somewhat suggestive of thecave-men, who, we have never been told, were Pumpkin Eaters.
* * * * * Austin Dobson's version was really more lady-like: BALLADE OF A PUMPKIN: Golden-skinned, delicate, bright, Wondrous of texture and hue, Bathed in a soft, sunny light, Pearled with a silvery dew. Fair as a flower to the view, Ripened by summer's soft heat, Basking beneath Heaven's blue, -- This is the Pumpkin of Pete.
What to read after The Re-Echo Club?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wells Carolyn to read onlineMoreLess
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