Indian Summer: And Other Poems
Indian Summer: And Other Poems
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While this marvellous concoction may be used m many ways To give man an everlasting lease of comfortable days, (60; Digitized by Google / would certainly be willing to take life with all iu frets If this wondrous liquid air would only liquidate my debts!
HIS CHRISTMAS POEM A poet once went to an editor old, Andy speaking to him in a manner quite bold.
He said: ** Here's a fine Christmas poem for you.
The metre is perfect, the idea's new." In wonder, the editor lifted his head.
And quickly and v...ery sarcastically said.
As his inquiring eyes gave a queer little stir: **Why, this is December 26th, my dear sir!" "I know it," the poet then quickly replied.
As he the old editor steadily eyed, "But this is for next Christmas, sir, you must know!" The out-witted editor simply said : « *Oh. ' * HE FEARED BANKRUPTCY *«I am in debt to you, I know.
A world of owing this is!
But if you'll call to-morrow, Joe, I'll pay you off in kisses." And, knowing she had lovers right And left (yes, to his sorrow).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
While this marvellous concoction may be used m many ways To give man an everlasting lease of comfortable days, (60; Digitized by Google / would certainly be willing to take life with all iu frets If this wondrous liquid air would only liquidate my debts!
HIS CHRISTMAS POEM A poet once went to an editor old, Andy speaking to him in a manner quite bold.
He said: ** Here's a fine Christmas poem for you.
The metre is perfect, the idea's new." In wonder, the editor lifted his head.
And quickly and v...ery sarcastically said.
As his inquiring eyes gave a queer little stir: **Why, this is December 26th, my dear sir!" "I know it," the poet then quickly replied.
As he the old editor steadily eyed, "But this is for next Christmas, sir, you must know!" The out-witted editor simply said : « *Oh. ' * HE FEARED BANKRUPTCY *«I am in debt to you, I know.
A world of owing this is!
But if you'll call to-morrow, Joe, I'll pay you off in kisses." And, knowing she had lovers right And left (yes, to his sorrow).
What to read after Indian Summer: And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Courtney Challiss to read onlineMoreLess
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