Versos English Robert Bridges In Nicholson’S “City Types”

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In Nicholson’S “City Types”

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The City’s roar is rising from the street; The old, bedraggled “types” are shuffling through the strife; They plod and push, and elbow as they meet, And glare and grin, and sadly call it “life.”

For us the fireside hearth is all aglow, And those we love make up the life we know.