The Poems of John Godfrey Saxe
The Poems of John Godfrey Saxe
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If the grateful, happy elf Does not haste to be beside her.
He must be beside himself!
6* 130 A COLLEGE REMINISCENCE, It is but a trifle, maybe, — But observe his practised tone, When he calms your stormy baby.
Just as if it were his own !
Do you think a certain meekness You have mentioned in his looks Is a chronic optic weakness That has come of reading books ?
Did you ever see his vision Peering underneath a hood.
Save enough for recognition.
As a civil person should ?
Could a Capuchin be col...der When he glances, as he must, At a finely rounded shoulder.
Or a proudly swelling bust ?
Madam ! — think of every feature.
Then deny it, if you can.
He 's a fond, connubial creature, And a very married man !
A COLLEGE REMINISCENCE.
ADDRESSED TO THOMAS B. THORPE, ESQ., OF NEW ORLEANS.
DEAR TOM, have you forgot the day When, long ago, we used to stray Among the " Haddams " ?
Where, in the mucky road, a man (The road was built on Adam's plan.
And not McAdam's !) A COLLEGE REMINISCENCE, 131 Went down — down .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If the grateful, happy elf Does not haste to be beside her.
He must be beside himself!
6* 130 A COLLEGE REMINISCENCE, It is but a trifle, maybe, — But observe his practised tone, When he calms your stormy baby.
Just as if it were his own !
Do you think a certain meekness You have mentioned in his looks Is a chronic optic weakness That has come of reading books ?
Did you ever see his vision Peering underneath a hood.
Save enough for recognition.
As a civil person should ?
Could a Capuchin be col...der When he glances, as he must, At a finely rounded shoulder.
Or a proudly swelling bust ?
Madam ! — think of every feature.
Then deny it, if you can.
He 's a fond, connubial creature, And a very married man !
A COLLEGE REMINISCENCE.
ADDRESSED TO THOMAS B. THORPE, ESQ., OF NEW ORLEANS.
DEAR TOM, have you forgot the day When, long ago, we used to stray Among the " Haddams " ?
Where, in the mucky road, a man (The road was built on Adam's plan.
And not McAdam's !) A COLLEGE REMINISCENCE, 131 Went down — down .
What to read after The Poems of John Godfrey Saxe?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Saxe, John Godfrey, 1816-1887. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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