Poem On the Occasion of a Dinner Given in Celebration of His Twenty First Birth
Poem On the Occasion of a Dinner Given in Celebration of His Twenty First Birth
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W. M. Van Heusen.
He calleth atten- tion to Messrs. S. Emery, G. A. Carpenter, and C. Kcstner.
But there's one horn which even our Ben has not blown, — For 'tis Harwood the graceful who toots the trombone.
And now Billy is laughing which means that he's trying To catch some of the honeyed remarks I am shying.
You can tell by a glance at his roguish brown eyes That he's just been remarking, — "Ah there, just my size!" To the telephone girls, or, — it isn't a sin, — he Has been to the " Coop" cas...ting sheeps' eyes at Minnie; There's nothing he cares for but girlies, and really The girls on their side are just doating on Billy.
All this time our young Webster from Holworthy four Has scowled at his plate, and looked fierce at the door.
He's a terrible fellow for knocking to pieces All a fellow's best points in a speech or a thesis ; And when no one else can be found to debate He launches unuttered rem. Arks at his plate ; And with scorn that has seldom, if ever before.
Failed to crush an opponent when Pearl has the floor.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
W. M. Van Heusen.
He calleth atten- tion to Messrs. S. Emery, G. A. Carpenter, and C. Kcstner.
But there's one horn which even our Ben has not blown, — For 'tis Harwood the graceful who toots the trombone.
And now Billy is laughing which means that he's trying To catch some of the honeyed remarks I am shying.
You can tell by a glance at his roguish brown eyes That he's just been remarking, — "Ah there, just my size!" To the telephone girls, or, — it isn't a sin, — he Has been to the " Coop" cas...ting sheeps' eyes at Minnie; There's nothing he cares for but girlies, and really The girls on their side are just doating on Billy.
All this time our young Webster from Holworthy four Has scowled at his plate, and looked fierce at the door.
He's a terrible fellow for knocking to pieces All a fellow's best points in a speech or a thesis ; And when no one else can be found to debate He launches unuttered rem. Arks at his plate ; And with scorn that has seldom, if ever before.
Failed to crush an opponent when Pearl has the floor.
What to read after Poem On the Occasion of a Dinner Given in Celebration of His Twenty First Birth?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lloyd Mckim Garrison to read onlineMoreLess
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