Under the Cedars Verses Letters to Some Eminent Members of the Clc
Under the Cedars Verses Letters to Some Eminent Members of the Clc
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II joua trop tard, Ses souches sont bas, Sacre ! encore CEuf de canard !
UNDER THE CEDARS.
"SNOB. " THREE sticks against an ivied wall, And twilight after tea, A broken bat, a dirty ball, How much they mean to me !
THE LADIES' MATCH. 25 THE LADIES' MATCH. (Rondel. ) OLADY fair, we bowled you thrice, And had you ten times leg-before, We stumped you six times, caught you twice, (We butter-fingered twelve or more. ) And yet, because you were so nice, We could but wink and let you score, Tho', Lady... fair, we bowled you thrice, And had you ten times leg-before !
Till tea-time came ! and in a trice I own we were gallant no more, We had to make the sacrifice, So gave you out for 94, But, Lady fair, we bouied you thrice, And had you ten times leg-before !
26 UNDER THE CEDARS.
LAST YEAR'S MAY.
JOY seemed to die with last year's May, I said, The world is changed, the sky is cold and grey, The lanes are white, but not as once with may ; The snowflakes cover all the ways instead Of goodly may-bloom (oh, so sweet !) and spread White silence over all the land ; all day They fall and fall adown the self-same way Whereby the sunshine came that now is dead.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
II joua trop tard, Ses souches sont bas, Sacre ! encore CEuf de canard !
UNDER THE CEDARS.
"SNOB. " THREE sticks against an ivied wall, And twilight after tea, A broken bat, a dirty ball, How much they mean to me !
THE LADIES' MATCH. 25 THE LADIES' MATCH. (Rondel. ) OLADY fair, we bowled you thrice, And had you ten times leg-before, We stumped you six times, caught you twice, (We butter-fingered twelve or more. ) And yet, because you were so nice, We could but wink and let you score, Tho', Lady... fair, we bowled you thrice, And had you ten times leg-before !
Till tea-time came ! and in a trice I own we were gallant no more, We had to make the sacrifice, So gave you out for 94, But, Lady fair, we bouied you thrice, And had you ten times leg-before !
26 UNDER THE CEDARS.
LAST YEAR'S MAY.
JOY seemed to die with last year's May, I said, The world is changed, the sky is cold and grey, The lanes are white, but not as once with may ; The snowflakes cover all the ways instead Of goodly may-bloom (oh, so sweet !) and spread White silence over all the land ; all day They fall and fall adown the self-same way Whereby the sunshine came that now is dead.
What to read after Under the Cedars Verses Letters to Some Eminent Members of the Clc?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by United States Shipping Board Emergency Fleet Corpo to read onlineMoreLess
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