My Laughing Philosopher
My Laughing Philosopher
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" ' I onoe posseBsed a coin, From the Mint 'e never come/ Thongh ' Boy'reign ' was the nime upon his fico, 'E was mide of common brass, And I didn't want the sam.
So I tried to spend that ' sov ' withart disgrice.
I tried the shops 'ard by, But they was much too fly, An* public 'onses, too, of every kind ; Until at last I meets At the corner of two streets An old man selling matches as was blind, And it passed, oh yns, it passed, 'E give me all his stock and tride, 'e did ; Bootlices, bnttons, ...too, * S'elp me never, but it's true, And all just for a 'ankey-pankey quid.
{Chorus as before,^ ' " Here," I explained, " the fun consists in getting rid of a false coin on a blind beggar.
The singer who confesses to most outrages on humanity of this kind always wins the greatest applause. In the next verse the drink question is dealt with. I have only B 242 Mt Laughing Peilosopheb.
written three verses, and felt much demoralized upon the completion of the third.
m.
** * When yon *ave a thirsty time, An* yon start npon the ' whack,* Ton will look npon the wine when it is red, An' the beer when it is amber, An* the porter when it's black, An* the whisky when it's got into yonr 'ead.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" ' I onoe posseBsed a coin, From the Mint 'e never come/ Thongh ' Boy'reign ' was the nime upon his fico, 'E was mide of common brass, And I didn't want the sam.
So I tried to spend that ' sov ' withart disgrice.
I tried the shops 'ard by, But they was much too fly, An* public 'onses, too, of every kind ; Until at last I meets At the corner of two streets An old man selling matches as was blind, And it passed, oh yns, it passed, 'E give me all his stock and tride, 'e did ; Bootlices, bnttons, ...too, * S'elp me never, but it's true, And all just for a 'ankey-pankey quid.
{Chorus as before,^ ' " Here," I explained, " the fun consists in getting rid of a false coin on a blind beggar.
The singer who confesses to most outrages on humanity of this kind always wins the greatest applause. In the next verse the drink question is dealt with. I have only B 242 Mt Laughing Peilosopheb.
written three verses, and felt much demoralized upon the completion of the third.
m.
** * When yon *ave a thirsty time, An* yon start npon the ' whack,* Ton will look npon the wine when it is red, An' the beer when it is amber, An* the porter when it's black, An* the whisky when it's got into yonr 'ead.
What to read after My Laughing Philosopher?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Phillpotts Eden to read onlineMoreLess
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