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sonnets 1 to 10 of shakespeare's sonnets this is a librivox recording all librivox recordings are in the public domain for more information or to volunteer please visit librivox.org recording by chris hughes reader.blogspot.com

shakespeare sonnets by william shakespeare sonnets 1 to ten

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from fairest creatures we desire increase that thereby beauty's rose might never die but as the riper should by time decease his tender heir might bear his memory but thou contracted to thine own bright eyes feeds thy light's flame with self-substantial fuel making a famine where abundance lies thyself thy foe to thy sweet self too cruel thou that art now the world's fresh ornament and only herald to the gordy spring within thine own bud buriest i content and tender chill makes waste in [ __ ] ding pity the world or else this glutton bee to eat the world's dew by the grave and thee

two when forty winters shall besiege thy brow and dig deep trenches in thy beauty's field thy youth's proud livery so gazed on now will be a tattered weed of small worth held then being asked where all thy beauty lies where all the treasure of thy lusty days to say within thine own deep sunken eyes were an all-eating shame and thriftless praise how much more praise deserve thy beauty's use if thou could answer this fair child of mine shall sum my count and make my old excuse proving his beauty by succession thine this were to be new made when thou art old and see thy blood warm when thou feast it cold

3. look in thy glass and tell the face thou viewest now is the time that face should form another whose fresh repair if now thou not renewest thou dost beguile the world unbless some mother for where is she so fair whose unearthed womb disdains the tillage of thy husbandry or who is he so fond will be the tomb of his self-love to stop posterity thou art thy mother's glass and she in thee calls back the lovely april of her prime so thou through windows of thine age shall see despite of wrinkles this thy golden time but if thou live remembered not to be die single and thine image dies with thee

4. unthrifty loveliness why doest thou spend upon thyself thy beauty's legacy nature's bequest gives nothing but doth lend and being frank she lends to those are free then beauteous [ __ ] why does thou abuse the bountiest largest given thee to give profitless usura why doest thou you so great a sum of sums yet canst not live for having traffic with thyself alone thou of thyself thy sweet self does deceive then how when nature calls thee to be gone what acceptable order cast thou leave thy unused beauty must be tombed with thee which used lives the executor to be

five those hours that with gentle work did frame the lovely gaze where every eye doth dwell will play the tyrants to the very same and that unfair which fairly doth excel for never resting time leads summer on to hideous winter and confounds him there sap checked with frost and lusty leaves quite gone beauty or snowed and bareness everywhere then were not summer's distillation left a liquid prisoner pent in walls of glass beauty's effect with beauty were bereft nor it nor no remembrance what it was but flowers distilled though they with winter meet least but their show their substance still lives sweet six

then let not winter's ragged hand to face in thee thy summer air thou be distilled make sweet some vile treasure thou some place with beauty's treasure ered be self killed that use is not forbidden usually which happens those that pay the willing loan that's for thyself to breed another thee or ten times happier be it ten for one ten times thyself were happier than thou art if ten of thine ten times re-figured thee then what could death do if thou should depart leaving the living in posterity be not self-willed for thou art much too fair to be death's conquest and...

Ah a big warm welcome to Bob the 🐻
A fabulous book for young listeners and a bit different too.

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Recording of Mother and Daughter by Augusta Webster.
Read in English by Newgatenovelist
Uncompleted at her death, Augusta Webster's posthumously published sonnet sequence Mother and Daughter celebrates the relationship between a mother and her only child. As well as reflecting on aging and mortality, the sonnets express joy and love. This volume includes seven additional sonnets on other themes. - Summary by Newgatenovelist.

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section one of mother and daughter this is a librivox recording all librivox recordings are in the public domain for more information or to volunteer please visit librivox.org

mother and daughter by augusta webster section one

young laughters and my music i till now the voice can reach no blending miners near tis the birds trill because the spring is here and spring means trilling on a blossomy bow tis the spring joy that has no why or how that sees the sun and hopes not nor can fear spring is so sweet and spring seems all the year dear voice the first come birds but trill is thou

o music of my heart be thus for long too soon the springboard learns the later song too soon as sado sweetness slays content too soon there comes new light on onward day there comes new perfume or a rosier way comes not again the young spring joy that went

rome november 1881

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section two of mother and daughter this is a librivox recording all librivox recordings are in the public domain for more information or to volunteer please visit librivox.org

mother and daughter by augusta webster section two

this she is beautiful is not delight as some think mother's joy by pride of her to witness questing eyes caught prisoner and hear her praise the live long dancing night but the glad impulse that makes painters sight gives me notor and grow the happier and love that finds me as her worshipper reveals me each best loveliness are right oh goddess head oh innocent brave eyes o curved and parted lips where smiles are rare and sweetness ever o smooth shadowy hair gathered round the silence of her brow child admed's love thy beauty stranger-wise and oh the beauty of it being though

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mother and daughter by augusta webster section three

i watch the sweet grave face in timorous thought lest i should see it dawn to some unrest and read that in her heart is youth's ill gust queerless young sadness born of mart that wears of the strife it has not fought and finds the life it has not had unblessed and asks it knows not what that should be best until love come has never what it sought

but she is still a full and crystal lake so gives its skies their passage to its deeps in an unruffled mourn where no winds wake and strong and fretless stirs not nor yet sleeps my darling smiles and tis for gladness sake she hears a woe two simple tears she weeps

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section 4 of mother and daughter this is a librivox recording all librivox recordings are in the public domain for more information or to volunteer please visit librivox.org

mother and daughter by augusta webster section 4

tis better child the quiet juno gaze breaks at a trifle into mirth and glow changed as a folded bud bursts into blow and she springs buoyant on some busy craze or in the rhythm of her girlish plays like light upon swift waves floats to and fro and whatsoevers her mirth needs me to know and keeps me young by her young innocent waves now she and her kitten raced and sprang to catch the daisy ball she tossed about then they grew grave and found a shady tree and kitty tried to see the note she sang now she flies through the wood mother...

A perfect book for lil ones especially Teddy fans. The Tale teller podcast app for kids is glad to meet you.

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A glorious story for wide age range of children about a tribe of teddy bears in a supermarket in the 1900s.
The Tale Teller Club is loving this audiobook so much. What amazing scenarios we have ahead.



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A wonderful story about a tribe of teddies in a supermarket set in the 1900s.
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As a musician, I am always keen to manage my breathing especially when I perform so am pleased to host this remarkable book today. Read beautifully is tells in layman's terms how we can improve on all aspects of our mental and physical health.

chapter 1 of the hindu yogi science of breath this is a librivox recording all librivox recordings are in the public domain for more information or to volunteer please visit librivox.org recording by mike justice the hindu yogi science of breath by william walker atkinson chapter one salam the western student is apt to be somewhat confused in his ideas regarding the yogis and their philosophy and practice travelers to india have written great tales about the hordes of pakiers mendicants and maota banks who infest the great roads of india and the streets of its cities and who impotently claim the title yogi the western student is scarcely to be blamed for thinking of the typical yogi as an emaciated fanatical dirty ignorant hindu who either sits in a fixed posture until his body becomes ossified or else holds his arm up in the air until it becomes stiff and withered and forever after remains in that position or perhaps clenches his fist and holds it tight until his fingernails grow through the palms of his hands that these people exist is true but their claim to the title yogi seems as absurd to the true yogi as does the claim to the title doctor on the part of the man who pairs one's corn seemed to the imminent surgeon or as does the title web professor as assumed by the street corner vendor of worm medicine seemed to the president of harvard or yale there have been for ages past in india and other oriental countries men who devoted their time and attention to the development of man physically mentally and spiritually the experience of generations of earnest seekers has been handed down for centuries from teacher to pupil and gradually a definite yogi science was built up to these investigations and teachings was finally applied the term yogi from the sanskrit word yog meaning to join from the same source comes the english word yoke with a similar meaning its use in connection with these teachings is difficult to trace different authorities given different explanations but probably the most ingenious is that which holds that it is intended as the hindu equivalent for the idea conveyed by the english phrase getting into harness or yoking up as the yogi undoubtedly gets into harness in his work of controlling the body and mind by the will yoga is divided into several branches ranging from that which teaches the control of the body to that which teaches the attainment of the highest spiritual development in the work we will not go into the higher phases of the subject except when the science of breath touches upon the same the science of breath touches yoga at many points and although chiefly concerned with the development and control of the physical has also its psychic side and even enters the field of spiritual development in india there are great schools of yoga comprising thousands of the leading minds of that great country the yoga philosophy is the rule of life for many people the pure yogi teachings however are given only to the few the masses being satisfied with the crumbs which fall from the tables of the educated classes the oriental custom in this respect being opposed to that of the western world but western ideas are beginning to have their effect even in the orient and teachings which were once given only to the few are now freely offered to any who are ready to receive them the east and the west are growing closer together and both are profiting by the close contact each influencing the other the hindu yogis have always paid great attention to the science of breath for reasons which will be apparent to the student who reads this book many western writers have touched upon this phase of the yogi teachings but we believe that it has been reserved for the writer...

scratched his head what should you do with him becky asked i shall let him sleep with me tonight and then take him back to the indian gentleman tomorrow i am sorry to take you back monkey but you must go you ought to be fondest of your own family and i'm not a real relation and when she went to bed she made her a nest at her feet and he curled up and slept there as if he were a baby and much pleased with his quarters end of chapter 16

chapter 17 of a little princess by francis hodgson burnett read for librivox.org by karen savage in september 2007 chapter 17 it is the child the next afternoon three members of the large family sat in the indian gentleman's library doing their best to cheer him up they had been allowed to come in to perform this office because he had specially invited them he had been living in a state of suspense for some time and today he was waiting for a certain event very anxiously this event was the return of mr carmichael from moscow his stay there had been prolonged from week to week on his first arrival there he had not been able to satisfactorily trace the family he had gone in search of when he felt at last sure that he had found them and had gone to their house he had been told that they were absent on a journey his efforts to reach them had been unavailing so he had decided to remain in moscow until their return mr carrisford sat in his reclining chair and janet sat on the floor beside him he was very fond of janet nora had found a footstool and donald was astride the tiger's head which ornamented the rug made of the animal's skin it must be owned that he was riding it rather violently don't cheer up so loud donald janet said when you come to cheer an ill person up you don't cheer him up at the top of your voice perhaps the cheering up is too loud mr carrisford turning to the indian gentleman but he only patted her shoulder no it isn't he answered and it keeps me from thinking too much i'm going to be quiet donald shouted will all be as quiet as mice mice don't make a noise like that said janet donald made a bridle of his handkerchief and bounced up and down on the tiger's head a whole lot of my smite he said cheerfully a thousand mice might i don't believe fifty thousand mice would said janet severely and we have to be as quiet as one mouse mr karisford laughed and patted her shoulder again papa won't be very long now she said may we talk about the lost little girl i don't think i could talk much about anything else just now the indian gentleman answered knitting his forehead with a tired look we like her so much said nora we call her the little unfairy princess why the indian gentleman inquired because the fancies of the large family always made him forget things a little it was janet who answered it is because though she's not exactly a fairy she will be so rich when she is found that she will be like a princess in a fairy tale we called her the fairy princess at first but it didn't quite suit is it true said nora that her papa gave all his money to a friend to put in a mind that had diamonds in it and then the friend thought he had lost it all and ran away because he felt as if he was a robber but he wasn't really you know putting janet hastily the indian gentleman took hold of her hand quickly no he wasn't really he said i'm sorry for the friend janet said i can't help it he didn't mean to do it and it would break his heart i'm sure it would break his heart you're an understanding little woman janet the indian gentleman said and he held her hand close did you tell mr carysford donald shouted again about the little girl who isn't a beggar did you tell her she has new nice clothes perhaps she's been found by somebody when she was lost there's a cab exclaimed janet it's stopping before the door it is papa they all ran to the windows to look out yes it is papa don't proclaim but there is no little girl all three of them incontinently fled the room and tumbled into the hall it was in...

In the final episode and we find out the truth about the Prince. A super culturally intriguing book finishes on a nice note for our little ones. But don't worry, we have 1000s more books on their way each day at the wonderful Tale Teller Book Club.

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