The Golfer's Rubáiyát
The Golfer's Rubáiyát
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VII /^OME, choose your Ball, ^-^ and in the fire of Spring: Your Red Coat, and your wooden Putter fling j The Club of Time has but a little while To waggle, and the Club is on the swing.
s ^ vni TTTHETHER at MusseU burgh or Shinnecock, In motley Hose or humbler motley Sock, The Cup of Life is ebbing Drop by Drop, Whether the Cup be filled with Scotch or Bock.
Digitized by Go .gle 1 IX *pACH Morn a thousand Matches brings, you say; Yesi but who plays the Match of Yesterday?
And this first Summer... month of opening Greens Shall take this Championship and That away.
Digitized by Google wmf^i^^toi^ TTTELL, let it take tbcmt ' * What have we to do With Championships^ or, Champion, with you?
Let This or Other struggle as he will, For him alone the Strife — for him to rue.
J XI T TT riTH me along: the strip of sandy Down That just divides the Desert from the sown, Where name of Shop and Study is forgot, — And Peace to Croker on his ^^oiden Throne I XIII Q^OMB for the weekly ^^ Handicap; and some Sigh for a greater Champion- ship to come: Ah, play the Match, and let the Medal go, Nor heed old Bogey with his wretched Sum.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
VII /^OME, choose your Ball, ^-^ and in the fire of Spring: Your Red Coat, and your wooden Putter fling j The Club of Time has but a little while To waggle, and the Club is on the swing.
s ^ vni TTTHETHER at MusseU burgh or Shinnecock, In motley Hose or humbler motley Sock, The Cup of Life is ebbing Drop by Drop, Whether the Cup be filled with Scotch or Bock.
Digitized by Go .gle 1 IX *pACH Morn a thousand Matches brings, you say; Yesi but who plays the Match of Yesterday?
And this first Summer... month of opening Greens Shall take this Championship and That away.
Digitized by Google wmf^i^^toi^ TTTELL, let it take tbcmt ' * What have we to do With Championships^ or, Champion, with you?
Let This or Other struggle as he will, For him alone the Strife — for him to rue.
J XI T TT riTH me along: the strip of sandy Down That just divides the Desert from the sown, Where name of Shop and Study is forgot, — And Peace to Croker on his ^^oiden Throne I XIII Q^OMB for the weekly ^^ Handicap; and some Sigh for a greater Champion- ship to come: Ah, play the Match, and let the Medal go, Nor heed old Bogey with his wretched Sum.
What to read after The Golfer's Rubáiyát?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Boynton, Henry Walcott, 1869-1947 to read onlineMoreLess
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