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But I should close ; Miss Mar-ga-ret Is tired and deserves a rest.
Miss Margaret might " keep me in ", Or set me some hard task, I fear ; Or in some manner discipline Me if I do not stop right here.
But " bards " are privileged to sin Against established laws sometimes.
Forgive me then ; don't " keep me in " For perpetrating rhymes — or crimes.
Miss Margaret is not, I hear, Unduly strict ; they say she's kind.
Still if she means to be severe And keep me in — well, I won't mind.
Expulsion — that...'s the thing I fear.
I dread no other punishment.
I shall, when called, at once appear Before our future President.
Whatever tasks she sets I will Accomplish, though they take up all A livelong day — from morn until The evening dewdrops on earth fall.
DOING IT. 311 " Everybody's doing it now." — Line from a popular ditty.
Verses written to while on her European tour in the summer and fall of igi2.
The song says we're all doing it; 'Tis likely we all are; I'm no Exception, as perhaps this bit Of verse which I write here will show.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But I should close ; Miss Mar-ga-ret Is tired and deserves a rest.
Miss Margaret might " keep me in ", Or set me some hard task, I fear ; Or in some manner discipline Me if I do not stop right here.
But " bards " are privileged to sin Against established laws sometimes.
Forgive me then ; don't " keep me in " For perpetrating rhymes — or crimes.
Miss Margaret is not, I hear, Unduly strict ; they say she's kind.
Still if she means to be severe And keep me in — well, I won't mind.
Expulsion — that...'s the thing I fear.
I dread no other punishment.
I shall, when called, at once appear Before our future President.
Whatever tasks she sets I will Accomplish, though they take up all A livelong day — from morn until The evening dewdrops on earth fall.
DOING IT. 311 " Everybody's doing it now." — Line from a popular ditty.
Verses written to while on her European tour in the summer and fall of igi2.
The song says we're all doing it; 'Tis likely we all are; I'm no Exception, as perhaps this bit Of verse which I write here will show.
What to read after Verses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Phillips, Clifford, 1854- to read onlineMoreLess
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