Cricket Poems
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"How's that!!! "and off, the bails, the Bowler CRICKET POEMS 55 LXX1X.
OUT! Dreamful was the hour; across the plain Cool zephyrs blew alack ! for two in vain. OUT! Furious from the Green one Batsman fares : Another gulpeth gall, he must remain.
LXXX.
Alike to Rhadamanthus on the Green, Are King and Player, Boy and Rural Dean : His hand a portent is, his speech a doom ; OUT! and the Striker passes from the scene.
56 CRICKET POEMS LXXXJ.
Habit is Law, till later customs wax And with n...ew habits elder laws relax : After marmoreal tones of Pater : Don, Hark to the pipes of Chesterton and Max!
LXXX1L So, in the Game of Games. All Scholars know, Once Off was Off, and to the Off must go. Then Brown of Yorkshire uttered his decree, And, grimly, hooked that law to Jericho.
LXXX1JL But still on sunny noons, beneath the shade Of village trees, one of the Old Brigade Will murmur of Decay, and warm his heart With talk of MEN long in the Churchyard laid.
CRICKET POEMS 57 LXXX1Y.
What, play no more, because the sap runs dry, And wrinkles gather, grey hairs multiply !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
R .
[whips.
"How's that!!! "and off, the bails, the Bowler CRICKET POEMS 55 LXX1X.
OUT! Dreamful was the hour; across the plain Cool zephyrs blew alack ! for two in vain. OUT! Furious from the Green one Batsman fares : Another gulpeth gall, he must remain.
LXXX.
Alike to Rhadamanthus on the Green, Are King and Player, Boy and Rural Dean : His hand a portent is, his speech a doom ; OUT! and the Striker passes from the scene.
56 CRICKET POEMS LXXXJ.
Habit is Law, till later customs wax And with n...ew habits elder laws relax : After marmoreal tones of Pater : Don, Hark to the pipes of Chesterton and Max!
LXXX1L So, in the Game of Games. All Scholars know, Once Off was Off, and to the Off must go. Then Brown of Yorkshire uttered his decree, And, grimly, hooked that law to Jericho.
LXXX1JL But still on sunny noons, beneath the shade Of village trees, one of the Old Brigade Will murmur of Decay, and warm his heart With talk of MEN long in the Churchyard laid.
CRICKET POEMS 57 LXXX1Y.
What, play no more, because the sap runs dry, And wrinkles gather, grey hairs multiply !
What to read after Cricket Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Francis Wilson to read onlineMoreLess
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