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'^T^WAS a famous affair and it won me, ^ With its titter and tinsel and tune, For it carried me back to the jungle And the monkey-dance under the moon.
^ I ^HEN I mingled with other diversions.
J- I learned how to paint and to ride ; I cut a great figure at polo — The science of golfing I tried.
A S a wheelman I soon became famous And made a great score on the track I was known as the king of the scorchers, With the typical bicycle back.
^ f ^HEN a girl who was youthful and silly -*- Made love ...to me just for a lark, And came with an elegant turnout And took me to drive in the park.
Ife .^ A ND I took her out boating next morning, ^ ^ For the face of my charmer was fair ; It carried me back to the jungle — To the flowVs that were blossommg there.
T)UT soon, in the midst of my pleasure, In the glow of a roseate dream, The boat struck a rock and tipped over And tumbled us both in the stream.
T^HEN, ho, for the skill of the jungle !
^ The deftness of foot and of hand !
For I hung from a limb and I saved her And drew her at last to the strand.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'^T^WAS a famous affair and it won me, ^ With its titter and tinsel and tune, For it carried me back to the jungle And the monkey-dance under the moon.
^ I ^HEN I mingled with other diversions.
J- I learned how to paint and to ride ; I cut a great figure at polo — The science of golfing I tried.
A S a wheelman I soon became famous And made a great score on the track I was known as the king of the scorchers, With the typical bicycle back.
^ f ^HEN a girl who was youthful and silly -*- Made love ...to me just for a lark, And came with an elegant turnout And took me to drive in the park.
Ife .^ A ND I took her out boating next morning, ^ ^ For the face of my charmer was fair ; It carried me back to the jungle — To the flowVs that were blossommg there.
T)UT soon, in the midst of my pleasure, In the glow of a roseate dream, The boat struck a rock and tipped over And tumbled us both in the stream.
T^HEN, ho, for the skill of the jungle !
^ The deftness of foot and of hand !
For I hung from a limb and I saved her And drew her at last to the strand.
What to read after The Autobiography of a Monkey;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Paine, Albert Bigelow, 1861-1937 to read onlineMoreLess
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