Underneath the Bough a book of Verses
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61 Kyrielle.
NAY, not for me the toil and strife Of 'Change, of war, of public life Than go with Fame, I'd rather stay With books, and pipe and dear Edmee.
A little garden ? . . . Well, perchance, If weedless flowers, self-raising plants Would grow therein, where I might stray With books, and pipe and dear Edmee.
Horses and dogs ? . . . Yes, I'd not mind Were I but ever sure to find An hour of peace, at close of day With books, and pipe and dear Edmee.
Travel ? . . . Of course ! The Frank might... stare, The Russian rave, the Turk despair ; I none the less would them survey With books, and pipe and dear Edmee.
62 But homeward-longing ever, I Still for our low-built house would sign, Where I might peaceful be for aye With books, and pipe and dear Edmee.
Old books and many, pipe not new, Edmee all mine, forever, too, I'd love them all till I were grey, But best and dearest, dear Edmee ! . . .
Rondeau.
THY breast, dear Doris, ever be All-hallowed, consecrate to me, A rest where this my heart may go Whatever tempests beat and blow ; A shelter that my soul may see Though all the world speak grievously.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
61 Kyrielle.
NAY, not for me the toil and strife Of 'Change, of war, of public life Than go with Fame, I'd rather stay With books, and pipe and dear Edmee.
A little garden ? . . . Well, perchance, If weedless flowers, self-raising plants Would grow therein, where I might stray With books, and pipe and dear Edmee.
Horses and dogs ? . . . Yes, I'd not mind Were I but ever sure to find An hour of peace, at close of day With books, and pipe and dear Edmee.
Travel ? . . . Of course ! The Frank might... stare, The Russian rave, the Turk despair ; I none the less would them survey With books, and pipe and dear Edmee.
62 But homeward-longing ever, I Still for our low-built house would sign, Where I might peaceful be for aye With books, and pipe and dear Edmee.
Old books and many, pipe not new, Edmee all mine, forever, too, I'd love them all till I were grey, But best and dearest, dear Edmee ! . . .
Rondeau.
THY breast, dear Doris, ever be All-hallowed, consecrate to me, A rest where this my heart may go Whatever tempests beat and blow ; A shelter that my soul may see Though all the world speak grievously.
What to read after Underneath the Bough a book of Verses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by England George Allan to read onlineMoreLess
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