Waifs of Rhyme
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O ! yes ; you think me in a railing vein ! 3O WAIFS OF RHYME. [To the audience farthest off. My friend here says that this is something more Than what he paid for at the Theatre door : He'd have it stated duly in the bill In taking type, with all the printer's skill, That, "For the benefit of Mrs. P. , Will be produced A Woman Ta'en the Gee. " So you smile too, and my sad tale you mock it There's little laughter in an empty pocket. [Shakes dress, and a jingling is heard. No ; not quite empty ; ...a something still is over, Will help to keep's in grass if not in clover. The truth is this and now I speak sincerely, That after weighing matters fair and clearly, The Season, on the whole, has paid itself, So that we're not just yet laid on the shelf. But let us own, we've had an uphill fight, 'Tween Circus, Waxwork, Concerts every night ; While spare cash went for music Bells, and Hall, Those Grand Assemblies, and that sweet Trades' Ball. But each thing has its hour why, therefore, fret ? /'// hopeful bide " the good time coming yet.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
O ! yes ; you think me in a railing vein ! 3O WAIFS OF RHYME. [To the audience farthest off. My friend here says that this is something more Than what he paid for at the Theatre door : He'd have it stated duly in the bill In taking type, with all the printer's skill, That, "For the benefit of Mrs. P. , Will be produced A Woman Ta'en the Gee. " So you smile too, and my sad tale you mock it There's little laughter in an empty pocket. [Shakes dress, and a jingling is heard. No ; not quite empty ; ...a something still is over, Will help to keep's in grass if not in clover. The truth is this and now I speak sincerely, That after weighing matters fair and clearly, The Season, on the whole, has paid itself, So that we're not just yet laid on the shelf. But let us own, we've had an uphill fight, 'Tween Circus, Waxwork, Concerts every night ; While spare cash went for music Bells, and Hall, Those Grand Assemblies, and that sweet Trades' Ball. But each thing has its hour why, therefore, fret ? /'// hopeful bide " the good time coming yet.
What to read after Waifs of Rhyme?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Carnie to read onlineMoreLess
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