Under the Hill And Other Essays in Prose And Verse
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The curling irons in his hand Almost grew quick enough to speak. The razor was a magic wand That understood the softest cheek.
Yet with no pride his heart was moved ; He was so modest in his ways ! His daily task was all he loved. And now and then a little praise.
An equal care he would bestow On problems simple or complex ; And nobody had seen him show A preference for either sex.
How came it then one summer day, Coiffing the daughter of the King, He lengthened out the least delay And loitered... in his hairdressing ?
The Princess was a pretty child, Thirteen years old, or thereabout. She was as joyous and as wild As spring flowers when the sun is out.
"The Coiffine" Au8f\, EY BEAt^OSLEr.
THE BALLAD OF A BARBER 53 Her gold hair fell down to her feet And hung about her pretty eyes; She was as lyrical and sweet As one of Schubert's melodies.
Three times the barber curled a lock, And thrice he straightened it again ; And twice the irons scorched her frock. And twice he stumbled in her train.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The curling irons in his hand Almost grew quick enough to speak. The razor was a magic wand That understood the softest cheek.
Yet with no pride his heart was moved ; He was so modest in his ways ! His daily task was all he loved. And now and then a little praise.
An equal care he would bestow On problems simple or complex ; And nobody had seen him show A preference for either sex.
How came it then one summer day, Coiffing the daughter of the King, He lengthened out the least delay And loitered... in his hairdressing ?
The Princess was a pretty child, Thirteen years old, or thereabout. She was as joyous and as wild As spring flowers when the sun is out.
"The Coiffine" Au8f\, EY BEAt^OSLEr.
THE BALLAD OF A BARBER 53 Her gold hair fell down to her feet And hung about her pretty eyes; She was as lyrical and sweet As one of Schubert's melodies.
Three times the barber curled a lock, And thrice he straightened it again ; And twice the irons scorched her frock. And twice he stumbled in her train.
What to read after Under the Hill And Other Essays in Prose And Verse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Aubrey Beardsley to read onlineMoreLess
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