Yawps, And Other Things
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112 YAWPS IN WASHINGTON.
They say that in this city, Our fair, pale Marguerite, And Kate and Jane and others Wear anklets near their feet ; They say our lovely damsels, Who never can grow old.
Adorn their graceful ankles With silver bands, or gold.
They say there are inscriptions Within those circling bands, So shy and coy that only A maiden understands ; They say these anklets carry A wealth of jewels rare, Whic...h flash in starry sparkles.
Mid dainty underwear.
They say : but what is gossip ?
An exercise of spite, In which some men are skilful, And women take delight.
AND OTHER THINGS. "3 It's gossip, merely gossip, Which bruits the news abroad, That Washington's fair damsels Are in this way gewgawed, For I have often watched them Pursue their pretty ways By primrose paths of dalliance, On rainy, sloppy days.
I've seen their dainty steppings On crossings where the slush Had just about attained the Consistency of mush ; I've seen them lift their laces To let a stocking gleam, As gleams a fleeting fancy In some poetic dream.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Say for instance, let him try it, Let him try it, right this minute !
Whoop-la ! !
112 YAWPS IN WASHINGTON.
They say that in this city, Our fair, pale Marguerite, And Kate and Jane and others Wear anklets near their feet ; They say our lovely damsels, Who never can grow old.
Adorn their graceful ankles With silver bands, or gold.
They say there are inscriptions Within those circling bands, So shy and coy that only A maiden understands ; They say these anklets carry A wealth of jewels rare, Whic...h flash in starry sparkles.
Mid dainty underwear.
They say : but what is gossip ?
An exercise of spite, In which some men are skilful, And women take delight.
AND OTHER THINGS. "3 It's gossip, merely gossip, Which bruits the news abroad, That Washington's fair damsels Are in this way gewgawed, For I have often watched them Pursue their pretty ways By primrose paths of dalliance, On rainy, sloppy days.
I've seen their dainty steppings On crossings where the slush Had just about attained the Consistency of mush ; I've seen them lift their laces To let a stocking gleam, As gleams a fleeting fancy In some poetic dream.
What to read after Yawps, And Other Things?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lampton, William James, D. 1917. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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