Happy Days
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When benches are fickle And tables betrayAnd rugs are revolving, He meets us half-way. Our stay and support, When we can't stand alone, With the floor for a backer, We'll never be thrown. Here's to our friend, In life's every stage!Dry nurse of infancy, Wet nurse of age!_A health_ to our floor! Supporter and stay;Though he often be full, May he never give way!
[Illustration] [Illustration:] _To Music_ Here's to Music, Joy of joys!One man's music's Another man's noise.
[Illustration:] [Illustrat...ion:] To The Publisher!--Drink! Let his virtue be shownIn the _Good Works_ of others If not in his own.
TO THE PUBLISHER [Illustration:] Here's looking at you, dear! though I should pourA sea of wine, my eyes would thirst for more.
[Illustration:] Here's to the Dove of Peace! May she find a mate some day, And may her tribe increase As fast as she can lay!
With cooing doves galore Then may the sky be darkUntil the Dogs of War Can't see each other bark!
[Illustration:] Here's to the Clock! Whose hands, we pray heaven, When we come home at three, Have stopped at eleven!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When benches are fickle And tables betrayAnd rugs are revolving, He meets us half-way. Our stay and support, When we can't stand alone, With the floor for a backer, We'll never be thrown. Here's to our friend, In life's every stage!Dry nurse of infancy, Wet nurse of age!_A health_ to our floor! Supporter and stay;Though he often be full, May he never give way!
[Illustration] [Illustration:] _To Music_ Here's to Music, Joy of joys!One man's music's Another man's noise.
[Illustration:] [Illustrat...ion:] To The Publisher!--Drink! Let his virtue be shownIn the _Good Works_ of others If not in his own.
TO THE PUBLISHER [Illustration:] Here's looking at you, dear! though I should pourA sea of wine, my eyes would thirst for more.
[Illustration:] Here's to the Dove of Peace! May she find a mate some day, And may her tribe increase As fast as she can lay!
[Illustration:] Here's to the Clock! Whose hands, we pray heaven, When we come home at three, Have stopped at eleven!
What to read after Happy Days?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Clay John Cecil to read onlineMoreLess
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