The Wit And Humor of America volume 6
The Wit And Humor of America volume 6
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II20 COMIC MISERIES BY JOHN G. SAXE My dear young- friend, whose shining wit Sets all the room ablaze, Don't think yourself "a happy dog, " For all your merry ways ; But learn to wear a sober phiz, Be stupid, if you can, It's such a very serious thing To be a funny man !
II You're at an evening party, with A group of pleasant folks, — You venture quietly to crack The least of little jokes : A lady doesn't catch the point, And begs you to explain, — Alas for one who drops a jest And takes it up ...again !
Ill You're taking deep philosophy With very special force, To edify a clergyman With suitable discourse: IT2I Vol. 6—10 COMIC MISERIES You think you've got him, — when he calls A friend across the way, And begs you'll say that funny thing You said the other day !
IV You drop a pretty jeu-de-mot Into a neighbor's ears, Who likes to give you credit for The clever thing he hears, And so he hawks your jest about, The old, authentic one, Just breaking off the point of it, And leaving out the pun !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
II20 COMIC MISERIES BY JOHN G. SAXE My dear young- friend, whose shining wit Sets all the room ablaze, Don't think yourself "a happy dog, " For all your merry ways ; But learn to wear a sober phiz, Be stupid, if you can, It's such a very serious thing To be a funny man !
II You're at an evening party, with A group of pleasant folks, — You venture quietly to crack The least of little jokes : A lady doesn't catch the point, And begs you to explain, — Alas for one who drops a jest And takes it up ...again !
Ill You're taking deep philosophy With very special force, To edify a clergyman With suitable discourse: IT2I Vol. 6—10 COMIC MISERIES You think you've got him, — when he calls A friend across the way, And begs you'll say that funny thing You said the other day !
IV You drop a pretty jeu-de-mot Into a neighbor's ears, Who likes to give you credit for The clever thing he hears, And so he hawks your jest about, The old, authentic one, Just breaking off the point of it, And leaving out the pun !
What to read after The Wit And Humor of America volume 6?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wilder, Marshall P. (Marshall Pinckney), 1798-1886 to read onlineMoreLess
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