Some Songs And Verses
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Nor swears that he will take his life If I deny him. He asks a wife.
I will wear his jewels, and grace his board; Preside o'er his house as he can afford; My talents and beauty are his to command, — I think that is all he asks with my hand.
And I am content? Don't look at me so!
In your face there's a gleam of the long ago.
Go open the door; make the fire more bright; — One feels like a ghost in this pallid moonlight.
Postponed 41 Hark! Who is it singing that stupid old song Of "A sigh too much... and a i^iss too long"?
And what arc you doing standing there?
What is it? A lock of my curling hair That you clipped from my brow in this very room?
It all comes back in this twilight gloom.
It was just such a night as this before, And the moonlight streaming across the floor As it does now. And it was long Before we spoke. But you are wrong To bring it up now. What? I must know That I was mistaken? Ah! Don't speak so!
We quarreled, and parted, you and I; — She told me you loved her. You say 'twas a lie She forged to part us?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nor swears that he will take his life If I deny him. He asks a wife.
I will wear his jewels, and grace his board; Preside o'er his house as he can afford; My talents and beauty are his to command, — I think that is all he asks with my hand.
And I am content? Don't look at me so!
In your face there's a gleam of the long ago.
Go open the door; make the fire more bright; — One feels like a ghost in this pallid moonlight.
Postponed 41 Hark! Who is it singing that stupid old song Of "A sigh too much... and a i^iss too long"?
And what arc you doing standing there?
What is it? A lock of my curling hair That you clipped from my brow in this very room?
It all comes back in this twilight gloom.
It was just such a night as this before, And the moonlight streaming across the floor As it does now. And it was long Before we spoke. But you are wrong To bring it up now. What? I must know That I was mistaken? Ah! Don't speak so!
We quarreled, and parted, you and I; — She told me you loved her. You say 'twas a lie She forged to part us?
What to read after Some Songs And Verses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Haswin, Frances Rosina. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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