American Wit And Humor
American Wit And Humor
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Sky-high in classic Athens, Greece, Manunka Chunk, N. J.
176 Richard Kendall Munkittrick 'Tis Ever Thus Ad Astra, De Profundis, Keats, Bacchus, Sophocles; Ars Longa, Euthanasia, Spring, The Eumenides.
Dead Leaves, Metempsychosis Waiting, Theocritus; Vanitas Vanitatiun, My Ship, De Gustibus.
Dum Vivimus Vivamus, Sleep, Palingenesis; Salvini, Sursiun Corda, At Mt. Desert, To Miss M— These are part of the contents Of "Violets of Song," The first poetic volume Of Susan Mary Strong.
What's in a Name...?
In letters large upon a frame.
That visitors might see.
The painter placed his humble name: O'Cattaghan McGee.
^77 American Wit and Humor And from Beersheba unto Dan, The critics with a nod Exclaimed: "This painting Irishman Adores his native sod.
"His stout heart's patriotic flame There's naught on earth can quell; He takes no wild romantic name To make his pictures sell!" Then poets praised in sonnets neat His stroke so bold and free; * No parlor wall was thought complete That hadn't a McGee.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sky-high in classic Athens, Greece, Manunka Chunk, N. J.
176 Richard Kendall Munkittrick 'Tis Ever Thus Ad Astra, De Profundis, Keats, Bacchus, Sophocles; Ars Longa, Euthanasia, Spring, The Eumenides.
Dead Leaves, Metempsychosis Waiting, Theocritus; Vanitas Vanitatiun, My Ship, De Gustibus.
Dum Vivimus Vivamus, Sleep, Palingenesis; Salvini, Sursiun Corda, At Mt. Desert, To Miss M— These are part of the contents Of "Violets of Song," The first poetic volume Of Susan Mary Strong.
What's in a Name...?
In letters large upon a frame.
That visitors might see.
The painter placed his humble name: O'Cattaghan McGee.
^77 American Wit and Humor And from Beersheba unto Dan, The critics with a nod Exclaimed: "This painting Irishman Adores his native sod.
"His stout heart's patriotic flame There's naught on earth can quell; He takes no wild romantic name To make his pictures sell!" Then poets praised in sonnets neat His stroke so bold and free; * No parlor wall was thought complete That hadn't a McGee.
What to read after American Wit And Humor?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harris, Joel Chandler, 1848-1908 to read onlineMoreLess
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