In Cupids Court
In Cupids Court
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Since every lafs is paffing fair, Cupid mull fly and fee ; And, lightly flitting here and there, A winged hoy is he.
f When creeping years fl:eal on apace And youth and vigor go. When time with wrinkles marks the face And llrcws the hair with fnow. Ah, then no winged boy is he ; But ilrong-limbed and complete. With blinded eyes that need not fee.
Since memory guides his teet.
Walter Learned.
28 CUPID'S ARROW OUNG Cupid went ftorming to Vulcan one day, And belought him to look at his arrow. **'T... is uleless!" he cried, **you mud mend it, I fay, 'T is n't fit to let fly at a fparrow. There 's fomething that 's wrong in the fliaft, or the dart. For it flutters quite falfe to my aim, 'T is an age fince it fairly went home to a heart, And the world really jells at my name.
**I have ilraightened, I've bent, I've tried all, I declare, I've perfumed it with fweetest of sighs; 'T is feathered with ringlets my mother might wear, And the barb gleams with light from young eves ; But it falls without touching — I '11 break it, I vow.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Since every lafs is paffing fair, Cupid mull fly and fee ; And, lightly flitting here and there, A winged hoy is he.
f When creeping years fl:eal on apace And youth and vigor go. When time with wrinkles marks the face And llrcws the hair with fnow. Ah, then no winged boy is he ; But ilrong-limbed and complete. With blinded eyes that need not fee.
Since memory guides his teet.
Walter Learned.
28 CUPID'S ARROW OUNG Cupid went ftorming to Vulcan one day, And belought him to look at his arrow. **'T... is uleless!" he cried, **you mud mend it, I fay, 'T is n't fit to let fly at a fparrow. There 's fomething that 's wrong in the fliaft, or the dart. For it flutters quite falfe to my aim, 'T is an age fince it fairly went home to a heart, And the world really jells at my name.
**I have ilraightened, I've bent, I've tried all, I declare, I've perfumed it with fweetest of sighs; 'T is feathered with ringlets my mother might wear, And the barb gleams with light from young eves ; But it falls without touching — I '11 break it, I vow.
What to read after In Cupids Court?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ina Russelle Warren to read onlineMoreLess
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