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I deal with man, and when I can Reclaim with interest all I lend.
Who but a witless gambler plays For farthing stakes these golden days ?
No, woman — woman — woman — Must only play the game that pays.
Second Woman Oh woman — woman — woman, — To-morrow woman shall awake.
She shall arise, and realise The goodly value of her stake.
34 TWO WOMEN SING 35 And she shall lend her loan, and claim Her rightful interest on the same.
So woman — woman — woman — Shall learn at last the paying game.
THE WOMAN... ALONE My eyes are girt with outer mists ; My ears sing shrill, and this I bless ; My finger-nails do bite my fists In ecstasy of loneliness.
This I intend, and this I want, That — passing — you may only mark A dumb soul with its confidant Entombed together in the dark.
The hoarse church-bells of London ring; The hoarser horns of London croak ; The poor brown lives of London cling About the poor brown streets like smoke ; The deep air stands above my roof Like water, to the floating stars.
What to read after Twenty?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I deal with man, and when I can Reclaim with interest all I lend.
Who but a witless gambler plays For farthing stakes these golden days ?
No, woman — woman — woman — Must only play the game that pays.
Second Woman Oh woman — woman — woman, — To-morrow woman shall awake.
She shall arise, and realise The goodly value of her stake.
34 TWO WOMEN SING 35 And she shall lend her loan, and claim Her rightful interest on the same.
So woman — woman — woman — Shall learn at last the paying game.
THE WOMAN... ALONE My eyes are girt with outer mists ; My ears sing shrill, and this I bless ; My finger-nails do bite my fists In ecstasy of loneliness.
This I intend, and this I want, That — passing — you may only mark A dumb soul with its confidant Entombed together in the dark.
The hoarse church-bells of London ring; The hoarser horns of London croak ; The poor brown lives of London cling About the poor brown streets like smoke ; The deep air stands above my roof Like water, to the floating stars.
What to read after Twenty?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Benson Stella to read onlineMoreLess
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