The Rubaiyat of a Huffy Husband
The Rubaiyat of a Huffy Husband
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VI The others which she tired of years before, -- Collecting Vases, Fans, and Spoons galore, -- Did not affect the Comfort of our Home, Therefore there was no reason to be Sore.
VII But now each time I come back to the House I find what was my former loving Spouse So deep absorbed in Omar's Rubaiyat, She reads right on, and scarcely does Arouse.
VIII Or else I find her with her Pen in Hand, Grinding out Quatrains which mayhap are Grand, She tries to make me Listen: Rest assured That... I obey Not any such Command.
IX Had I but known just what my Fate would be, Inside a Drawer to which I hold the Key, That Book forever would have Disappeared And thereby would have gained some Peace for Me.
X But ah, the Irony of Fate--that's how "A Book of verses underneath the Bough" Is what I hear from Morn to Dewy Eve. A Wilderness _were_ Paradise just Now.
XI Sometimes when I am very tired, and Plead To be amused, My Wife says, "I will read.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
VI The others which she tired of years before, -- Collecting Vases, Fans, and Spoons galore, -- Did not affect the Comfort of our Home, Therefore there was no reason to be Sore.
VII But now each time I come back to the House I find what was my former loving Spouse So deep absorbed in Omar's Rubaiyat, She reads right on, and scarcely does Arouse.
VIII Or else I find her with her Pen in Hand, Grinding out Quatrains which mayhap are Grand, She tries to make me Listen: Rest assured That... I obey Not any such Command.
IX Had I but known just what my Fate would be, Inside a Drawer to which I hold the Key, That Book forever would have Disappeared And thereby would have gained some Peace for Me.
X But ah, the Irony of Fate--that's how "A Book of verses underneath the Bough" Is what I hear from Morn to Dewy Eve. A Wilderness _were_ Paradise just Now.
XI Sometimes when I am very tired, and Plead To be amused, My Wife says, "I will read.
What to read after The Rubaiyat of a Huffy Husband?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Little, Mary Wallace Bundy, 1857- to read onlineMoreLess
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