Under a Fools Cap Songs
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Poor Carnival ! God speed !
None mourn thee now, none heed : When Song goes dumb, and Dance grows numb, It's fasting-time indeed.
IX.
Cfje cat plag'fc tf|e filrttle, f>e coto jump'lr obet tlje moon, f|e little &og laugii'& Co see But^ craft, ran atoan totlfi Ifjr spoon .
A 1 ND there never had been Such a mummery seen In the batter'd old circus tent, As there came then about, When the lights were put out, And the rush of the audience was spent.
The full cast of the troupe, From the star to the ..." supe " The Clown-Dish and the Song-and-dance-Spoon, A trim hussy as Cat In jack-boots and cock'd-hat, And the red-headed maid of the Moon.
52 HIGH-DIDDLE-DIDDLE.
The whole gang of them dress'd In their maddest and best, Hand in hand went careering around The professional ring Where a fire beat wing Like a monster bird struck to the ground While in stately masque, On an upended cask, Sat old Pantaloon, ruling the feast, With his arm resting on A huge black demijohn Made to hold a Norse wassail at least.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Poor Carnival ! God speed !
None mourn thee now, none heed : When Song goes dumb, and Dance grows numb, It's fasting-time indeed.
IX.
Cfje cat plag'fc tf|e filrttle, f>e coto jump'lr obet tlje moon, f|e little &og laugii'& Co see But^ craft, ran atoan totlfi Ifjr spoon .
A 1 ND there never had been Such a mummery seen In the batter'd old circus tent, As there came then about, When the lights were put out, And the rush of the audience was spent.
The full cast of the troupe, From the star to the ..." supe " The Clown-Dish and the Song-and-dance-Spoon, A trim hussy as Cat In jack-boots and cock'd-hat, And the red-headed maid of the Moon.
52 HIGH-DIDDLE-DIDDLE.
The whole gang of them dress'd In their maddest and best, Hand in hand went careering around The professional ring Where a fire beat wing Like a monster bird struck to the ground While in stately masque, On an upended cask, Sat old Pantaloon, ruling the feast, With his arm resting on A huge black demijohn Made to hold a Norse wassail at least.
What to read after Under a Fools Cap Songs?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Holmes, Daniel Henry, 1851-1908 to read onlineMoreLess
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