Toast And Tea
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But chanced to catch the twmklmg eye, And smile of Uncle Joe, ^ ^ Who said, "Let me say somethin Ben, — To all you've said, I say, 'Amen!' 44 But you cut In 'fore I got through, You got a trifle fast, Instead o' namin' the biggest fust, I was goin' to name him last; Yes, I was waitin' to begin Oh that same Hne when you sailed in!" Then they shook hands, these fine old chaps, With hearty clasp and cling.
And gave three cheers for Foraker!
That made the welkin ring!
And echo gave an answering che...er, "Hip, hip, hurrah for Foraker!" Written during the Presi- dential campaign of 1908 46 CONSOLATION.
Why should the simple loss of hair, Afflict your soul with such despair, When other people's you can wear.
Enough to make the public stare?
Why should you "rare" and tear and swear?
Of course you cannot well suppose That on the public you impose.
For no one thinks, (though no one knows) Such wealth upon your own head grows.
Not e'en your friends, or foes, or beaux.
But since your brow you may adorn With fluffy tresses deftly worn.
What to read after Toast And Tea?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But chanced to catch the twmklmg eye, And smile of Uncle Joe, ^ ^ Who said, "Let me say somethin Ben, — To all you've said, I say, 'Amen!' 44 But you cut In 'fore I got through, You got a trifle fast, Instead o' namin' the biggest fust, I was goin' to name him last; Yes, I was waitin' to begin Oh that same Hne when you sailed in!" Then they shook hands, these fine old chaps, With hearty clasp and cling.
And gave three cheers for Foraker!
That made the welkin ring!
And echo gave an answering che...er, "Hip, hip, hurrah for Foraker!" Written during the Presi- dential campaign of 1908 46 CONSOLATION.
Why should the simple loss of hair, Afflict your soul with such despair, When other people's you can wear.
Enough to make the public stare?
Why should you "rare" and tear and swear?
Of course you cannot well suppose That on the public you impose.
For no one thinks, (though no one knows) Such wealth upon your own head grows.
Not e'en your friends, or foes, or beaux.
But since your brow you may adorn With fluffy tresses deftly worn.
What to read after Toast And Tea?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lucas, Eliza Symmes to read onlineMoreLess
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