The Gotham of Yasmar : a Satire
The Gotham of Yasmar : a Satire
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Digitized by Google 26 The Gotham of Yasmar Now, Mrs. Donnelly, down in old Texas, We have no doubt but your friends will expect us To take you with us the next hundred years !
Hard task / hard task / because we have great fears As to our harp — it's getting out of tune, — And our winged horse fell down and broke a wing, And when we try to sing we only croon, And when we croon the owls begin to sing, And this will strike good singers with such plight, To take them with us — well, 'twould not be... right When we have such grave doubts about our trip; But if you'd take the journey, pack your grip, And tune your harp, and mount the spavined jade, As we go by to join the cavalcade.
The chords you strike we think will linger o'er The funeral pyre of many gone before, Who would be greater harpists than you are, But ne'er can reach you when you mount your star.
Our thoughts revert, and go to poor Mark Twain, Who made us laugh in boyhood ; the refrain Comes back in tears, and sets our heart to throbbing, And turns our laughter into anguished sobbing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Digitized by Google 26 The Gotham of Yasmar Now, Mrs. Donnelly, down in old Texas, We have no doubt but your friends will expect us To take you with us the next hundred years !
Hard task / hard task / because we have great fears As to our harp — it's getting out of tune, — And our winged horse fell down and broke a wing, And when we try to sing we only croon, And when we croon the owls begin to sing, And this will strike good singers with such plight, To take them with us — well, 'twould not be... right When we have such grave doubts about our trip; But if you'd take the journey, pack your grip, And tune your harp, and mount the spavined jade, As we go by to join the cavalcade.
The chords you strike we think will linger o'er The funeral pyre of many gone before, Who would be greater harpists than you are, But ne'er can reach you when you mount your star.
Our thoughts revert, and go to poor Mark Twain, Who made us laugh in boyhood ; the refrain Comes back in tears, and sets our heart to throbbing, And turns our laughter into anguished sobbing.
What to read after The Gotham of Yasmar : a Satire?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Clodfelter, N. J. (Noah J.), 1853-1901 to read onlineMoreLess
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