Poems
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" I hear one remark.
And lucky for him that he sits in the dark.
The Class is not old, its standing is straight, It takes off its lemon and seltzer first-rate ; Among the whole crowd there is not a gray hair.
On never a brow is the wrinkle of care ; THIRTIETH REUNION, CLASS OF 1864 119 Their wives all adore them for virtuous men, You call them asthmatic and aged, what then ?
Why, just hear them sing, you '11 not have a choice But just to award them the prize of the voice.
There ' s Ham, the swe...et singer, and Willard and Rhodes, Whom e'en the gods envy in happy abodes ; Was ever such trio in other class seen ?
And then, for good stories, I '11 back up our Dean.
'Tis all precious nonsense to say we are old, A classical myth such as poets are told ; We have, on the contrary, sipped of the cup Filled with vital elixir and drained it all up ; Its currents electric now course in our veins, And have some effect on our middle-aged brains ; At least, for to-night, we are every one boys.
Just stop that old croaker, why makes he a noise ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" I hear one remark.
And lucky for him that he sits in the dark.
The Class is not old, its standing is straight, It takes off its lemon and seltzer first-rate ; Among the whole crowd there is not a gray hair.
On never a brow is the wrinkle of care ; THIRTIETH REUNION, CLASS OF 1864 119 Their wives all adore them for virtuous men, You call them asthmatic and aged, what then ?
Why, just hear them sing, you '11 not have a choice But just to award them the prize of the voice.
There ' s Ham, the swe...et singer, and Willard and Rhodes, Whom e'en the gods envy in happy abodes ; Was ever such trio in other class seen ?
And then, for good stories, I '11 back up our Dean.
'Tis all precious nonsense to say we are old, A classical myth such as poets are told ; We have, on the contrary, sipped of the cup Filled with vital elixir and drained it all up ; Its currents electric now course in our veins, And have some effect on our middle-aged brains ; At least, for to-night, we are every one boys.
Just stop that old croaker, why makes he a noise ?
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bailey, William Whitman, 1843-1914 to read onlineMoreLess
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