A Challenge
A Challenge
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. . I have not time — I have not time.
* Have you no balsam, then, for slandered youth ? Will you not bind the bleeding limbs of truth ?' I have not time — I have not time. My oceans roll and crash throughout the world, 22 My forests rise anew in every land, Truth through a thousand changing forms is whirled, And every hour infinity is spanned. Have I, then, time ?
ON HEARING A LADY IN PINK AT THE IMPERIAL HOTEL, BOURNEMOUTH, SING 'GO, PRETTY ROSE' (Written on the back of a programme) GO, prett...y rose. Nobody knose Where the rose gose ! Somewhere there grose And the wind blose Of roses rose Which some one hose And later mose Or we'll suppose The whole a pose. The singer's tose Are wrapped in hose Of colour rose. The singer's fose With upturned nose, Forgetting wose, Indulge in dose.
23 MUSICAL COMEDY Indictment.
' VERYONE talks and everyone eats, 'Taxis, tickets, programmes, seats; Life is young and the day is old, Dinner was good, the wines were bold.
E^ ' Lost in a whirl of sensuous charm, Curving leg and rippling arm.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . I have not time — I have not time.
* Have you no balsam, then, for slandered youth ? Will you not bind the bleeding limbs of truth ?' I have not time — I have not time. My oceans roll and crash throughout the world, 22 My forests rise anew in every land, Truth through a thousand changing forms is whirled, And every hour infinity is spanned. Have I, then, time ?
ON HEARING A LADY IN PINK AT THE IMPERIAL HOTEL, BOURNEMOUTH, SING 'GO, PRETTY ROSE' (Written on the back of a programme) GO, prett...y rose. Nobody knose Where the rose gose ! Somewhere there grose And the wind blose Of roses rose Which some one hose And later mose Or we'll suppose The whole a pose. The singer's tose Are wrapped in hose Of colour rose. The singer's fose With upturned nose, Forgetting wose, Indulge in dose.
23 MUSICAL COMEDY Indictment.
' VERYONE talks and everyone eats, 'Taxis, tickets, programmes, seats; Life is young and the day is old, Dinner was good, the wines were bold.
E^ ' Lost in a whirl of sensuous charm, Curving leg and rippling arm.
What to read after A Challenge?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Maitland Hardyman to read onlineMoreLess
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