Verses Written in India
Verses Written in India
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And why say ye that I must leave This pleasure-garden, where the sun Is baffled by the boughs that weave Their shade o'er my pavilion ? The trees I planted with my hands, This house I built among the sands, Within a lofty wall which rounds This green oasis, kept with care ; With room for my horses, hawks, and hounds, And the cool arcade for my ladies fair.
36 A RAJPOOT CHIEF OF THE OLD SCHOOL.
How often, while the landscape flames With heat, within the marble court I lie, and laugh to see my da...mes About the shimmering fountain sport : Or after the long scorching days, Wlien the hot wind hushes, and falling stays The clouds of dust, and stars are bright, I've spread my carpets in the grove, And talked and loitered the live-long night With some foreign leman light o' love.
My wives — I married, as was fit, Some thirteen of the purest blood — And two or three have germs of wit.
And almost all are chaste and good ; But all their womanhood has been Hencooped behind a marble screen ; They count their pearls and doze — while she.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And why say ye that I must leave This pleasure-garden, where the sun Is baffled by the boughs that weave Their shade o'er my pavilion ? The trees I planted with my hands, This house I built among the sands, Within a lofty wall which rounds This green oasis, kept with care ; With room for my horses, hawks, and hounds, And the cool arcade for my ladies fair.
36 A RAJPOOT CHIEF OF THE OLD SCHOOL.
How often, while the landscape flames With heat, within the marble court I lie, and laugh to see my da...mes About the shimmering fountain sport : Or after the long scorching days, Wlien the hot wind hushes, and falling stays The clouds of dust, and stars are bright, I've spread my carpets in the grove, And talked and loitered the live-long night With some foreign leman light o' love.
My wives — I married, as was fit, Some thirteen of the purest blood — And two or three have germs of wit.
And almost all are chaste and good ; But all their womanhood has been Hencooped behind a marble screen ; They count their pearls and doze — while she.
What to read after Verses Written in India?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alfred Comyn Lyall to read onlineMoreLess
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