Familiar Faces
Familiar Faces
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He does not sicken in his bed.
Through a night of wild unrest.
With a snow-white bandage round his head.
And a poultice on his breast, 'Neath the nightmare weight of the things he ate And omitted to digest.
We know not whether meals be short, Or whether meals be long; All that we know of this resort Proves that there's something wrong, That the soup is weak and tastes of port.
And the fish is far too strong.
The Gourmand 33 The bread they bake is quite opaque, The butter full of hair; Defunct s...ardines and flaccid " greens " Are all they give us there.
Such cooking has been known to make A common person swear.
And when misguided people feed, At eve or afternoon, Their harassed ears are never freed From the fiddle and bassoon, Which sow dyspepsia's subtlest seed, With a most evil spoon.
To dance to flutes, to dance to lutes, Is a pastime rare and grand ; But to eat of fish or fowl or fruits To a Blue Hungarian Band Is a thing that suits nor men nor brutes, As the world should understand.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He does not sicken in his bed.
Through a night of wild unrest.
With a snow-white bandage round his head.
And a poultice on his breast, 'Neath the nightmare weight of the things he ate And omitted to digest.
We know not whether meals be short, Or whether meals be long; All that we know of this resort Proves that there's something wrong, That the soup is weak and tastes of port.
And the fish is far too strong.
The Gourmand 33 The bread they bake is quite opaque, The butter full of hair; Defunct s...ardines and flaccid " greens " Are all they give us there.
Such cooking has been known to make A common person swear.
And when misguided people feed, At eve or afternoon, Their harassed ears are never freed From the fiddle and bassoon, Which sow dyspepsia's subtlest seed, With a most evil spoon.
To dance to flutes, to dance to lutes, Is a pastime rare and grand ; But to eat of fish or fowl or fruits To a Blue Hungarian Band Is a thing that suits nor men nor brutes, As the world should understand.
What to read after Familiar Faces?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harry Graham to read onlineMoreLess
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