Interludes in Verse And Prose
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Then in front of Francatelli's, where men never seem to know Whether they may take their sisters, turning to- wards the left you go ; And in picking out the foot-track see that special care you use, Since the lane down which you walk is half a street and half a mews.
Stay not till you reach the kerb-stone, where in Berkeley Square I stand, With the princely house of Lansdowne and an ice- shop on each hand, (Overlook a slip of grammar sanctified by Byron's pen,) Thinking out our liberation from ...the irksome rule of men; Peering back towards Lady Jersey's; twirling the expectant thumb.
By our common hopes and fortunes I adjure you, sisters, come!
Enter a number of Ladies.
Gay. — No passing whim, nocrochetvain and light, Has snatched you, ladies, from your " Morning Post," Whose columns with their tale of over-night Give relish to a tiny plate of toast.
THE MODERN ECCLESIAZUSAE 71 The hour is ripe an evil to debate Which threatens over head and ears to souse In seas of trouble this afflicted state Lady Matilda.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then in front of Francatelli's, where men never seem to know Whether they may take their sisters, turning to- wards the left you go ; And in picking out the foot-track see that special care you use, Since the lane down which you walk is half a street and half a mews.
Stay not till you reach the kerb-stone, where in Berkeley Square I stand, With the princely house of Lansdowne and an ice- shop on each hand, (Overlook a slip of grammar sanctified by Byron's pen,) Thinking out our liberation from ...the irksome rule of men; Peering back towards Lady Jersey's; twirling the expectant thumb.
By our common hopes and fortunes I adjure you, sisters, come!
Enter a number of Ladies.
Gay. — No passing whim, nocrochetvain and light, Has snatched you, ladies, from your " Morning Post," Whose columns with their tale of over-night Give relish to a tiny plate of toast.
THE MODERN ECCLESIAZUSAE 71 The hour is ripe an evil to debate Which threatens over head and ears to souse In seas of trouble this afflicted state Lady Matilda.
What to read after Interludes in Verse And Prose?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Trevelyan, George Otto, Sir, 1838-1928 to read onlineMoreLess
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