State Street. a Satire
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Behold your women — wives, or maids, 12 STATE STEEET.
"Up to the devil" in their ways.
If on the street, or wheresoe'er, Wanton their dress, and bold their air.
What they are doing, or would do, "To raise the wind, and get things new," Ah, who can say but husbands sad, And lovers who have gone stark mad : They loved and were deceived ; " too slow " Were they — their money did not flow; Their lady-loves had charms to win " Good-looking fellows who had tin ; " So "went for them," and laughed to s...ee Those left go mad in misery.
O precious darlings! so well dressed, By Beauty's every feature blessed, What harm is done when you cast off STATE STREET.
Some honest lover with a scoff, With whom to live would cost you thought Of him, on income somewhat short !
What harm is done to blast a thing Which docs to you so little bring?
Then live the life of well-dressed sin With some " dear fellow for his tin : " Married, or mistress, 'tis the same !
You can't escape the curse of shame.
The hate — which once was love — will be A hissing serpent e'er to thee !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Behold your women — wives, or maids, 12 STATE STEEET.
"Up to the devil" in their ways.
If on the street, or wheresoe'er, Wanton their dress, and bold their air.
What they are doing, or would do, "To raise the wind, and get things new," Ah, who can say but husbands sad, And lovers who have gone stark mad : They loved and were deceived ; " too slow " Were they — their money did not flow; Their lady-loves had charms to win " Good-looking fellows who had tin ; " So "went for them," and laughed to s...ee Those left go mad in misery.
O precious darlings! so well dressed, By Beauty's every feature blessed, What harm is done when you cast off STATE STREET.
Some honest lover with a scoff, With whom to live would cost you thought Of him, on income somewhat short !
What harm is done to blast a thing Which docs to you so little bring?
Then live the life of well-dressed sin With some " dear fellow for his tin : " Married, or mistress, 'tis the same !
You can't escape the curse of shame.
The hate — which once was love — will be A hissing serpent e'er to thee !
What to read after State Street. a Satire?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Clark, William Adolphus, 1825-1906 to read onlineMoreLess
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