misunderstood

illustrations by palomine studios

i don’t get out very much a little light burning blue and coming toward us thinks like a man, feels like a woman, and acts like a child in the clear, sweet atmosphere of the openings their faces had grown pale and their eyes bright the northern passes of the bohemian frontier were secured with large eyes and long, dark, curly hair “do not misunderstand us” some of the dances are extremely graceful but their faces had grown pale and their eyes bright in the clear, sweet atmosphere of the garden they ravaged the seas at their pleasure thinking like men, feeling like women, and acting like children they taught green parrots to whistle with bright eyes and pale, pale faces with large eyes and long, dark, curly hair they ravaged the seas sat their pleasure as lights played on the restless surface of the waters the queen’s chamber was panelled with irish oak light played on the restless surface of the curtains i don’t get hurt very much although i drink as much brandy as i choose and as much whiskey and port also in the dank atmosphere of the public gardens thinking like a conqueror, feeling like an an animal, acting like a robot the play of lights caught the restless surface of the rain on the sidewalk with bright eyes and long, dark, curly hair sources: buddy jim, by elizabeth gordon; the campaign of koniggratz, by arthur l wagner; three wisconsin cushings, by theron wilber haight; captain william kidd and others of the buccaneers, by john s c abbott; a beginner’s history, by william h mace; the life of general garibaldi, by giuseppe garibaldi; royal winchester, by a g l’estrange; the man of genius, by cesare lombardo; the first christmas tree, by henry van dyke; the truth about the congo, by frederick starr; the dark other, by stanley g weinbaum; a tramp’s scraps, by h i m self; silver cross, by mary johnston these books were "recent additions" to project gutenberg on november 27, 2015