The Writings in Prose And Verse of Eugene Field
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V DE AMICITIIS K HOUGH care and strife Elsewhere be rife, Upon my word I do not heed 'em; In bed I lie With books hard by, And with increasing zest I read 'em.
Propped up in bed, So much I 've read Of musty tomes that I 've a headful Of tales and rhymes Of ancient times, Which, wife declares, are ' ' simply dreadful ! " They give me joy Without alloy ; And is n't that what books are made for ?
And yet — and yet — (Ah, vain regret!) I would to God they all were paid for!
66 WESTERN VERSE No fest...ooned cup Filled foaming up Can lure me elsewhere to confound me; Sweeter than wine This love of mine For these old books I see around me!
A plague, I say, On maidens gay ; I '11 weave no compliments to tell 'em !
Vain fool I were, Did I prefer Those dolls to these old friends in vellum !
At dead of night My chamber 's bright Not only with the gas that 's burning, But with the glow Of long ago, — Of beauty back from eld returning.
Fair women's looks I see in books, I see them, and I hear their laughter, — Proud, high-born maids, Unlike the jades Which men-folk now go chasing after !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
V DE AMICITIIS K HOUGH care and strife Elsewhere be rife, Upon my word I do not heed 'em; In bed I lie With books hard by, And with increasing zest I read 'em.
Propped up in bed, So much I 've read Of musty tomes that I 've a headful Of tales and rhymes Of ancient times, Which, wife declares, are ' ' simply dreadful ! " They give me joy Without alloy ; And is n't that what books are made for ?
And yet — and yet — (Ah, vain regret!) I would to God they all were paid for!
66 WESTERN VERSE No fest...ooned cup Filled foaming up Can lure me elsewhere to confound me; Sweeter than wine This love of mine For these old books I see around me!
A plague, I say, On maidens gay ; I '11 weave no compliments to tell 'em !
Vain fool I were, Did I prefer Those dolls to these old friends in vellum !
At dead of night My chamber 's bright Not only with the gas that 's burning, But with the glow Of long ago, — Of beauty back from eld returning.
Fair women's looks I see in books, I see them, and I hear their laughter, — Proud, high-born maids, Unlike the jades Which men-folk now go chasing after !
What to read after The Writings in Prose And Verse of Eugene Field?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Horace to read onlineMoreLess
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