Yale Verse
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The caliph speaks of well-known faces And things which greet him everywhere. "That beggar woman over there, I've seen when out in some disguise, For ten years, anyway. She cries, ' For Allah's sake an alms, kind one. At home there starves my new-born son. ' 'Twill take a long while, at this rate. To grow as old as we, and great. " The vizier smiled and bowed his head. "You jest, milord, " was all he said. As they were passing by a harem, " I'd like to peek in there, and scare 'em, " The caliph ...said. The vizier titters, V WHEN VIZIERS SPEAK "He, he, ha, ha, " in sparrow-twitters. On steeds with dainty trappings scented. On warriors old, Haroun commented; On frying pans and porticoes, On donkeys' ears, and slave girls' toes. And ever the vizier, bowing low. Quoth in mild tones, " Yea, sire, 'tis so. " The caliph cleverly proposes A diet to cut off Christians' noses. Old questions argues, like a Guelph, And often contradicts himself. The silent vizier by his side Looks most exceeding edified.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The caliph speaks of well-known faces And things which greet him everywhere. "That beggar woman over there, I've seen when out in some disguise, For ten years, anyway. She cries, ' For Allah's sake an alms, kind one. At home there starves my new-born son. ' 'Twill take a long while, at this rate. To grow as old as we, and great. " The vizier smiled and bowed his head. "You jest, milord, " was all he said. As they were passing by a harem, " I'd like to peek in there, and scare 'em, " The caliph ...said. The vizier titters, V WHEN VIZIERS SPEAK "He, he, ha, ha, " in sparrow-twitters. On steeds with dainty trappings scented. On warriors old, Haroun commented; On frying pans and porticoes, On donkeys' ears, and slave girls' toes. And ever the vizier, bowing low. Quoth in mild tones, " Yea, sire, 'tis so. " The caliph cleverly proposes A diet to cut off Christians' noses. Old questions argues, like a Guelph, And often contradicts himself. The silent vizier by his side Looks most exceeding edified.
What to read after Yale Verse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Moses to read onlineMoreLess
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