Poems On Golf
Poems On Golf
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Andrews Links, He might have been prime minister, or priest, My lord, or plain Sir Darid at the least !
Now, to the ground of Golf my muse shall fly, The various men assembled to descry, Nine-tenths of whom, throughout the rolling year, At the first hole unfailingly appear ; Where, "How d'ye do?" "Fine morning, " "Rainy day, ' And, "What's the match 1 ?" are preludes to the play. So full the meeting that I scarcely can, In such a crowd, distinguish man from man. We'll take them as they come : H...e next the wall, THE FIRST HOLE AT ST. ANDREWS. 31 Outside, upon the right, is Mr. Saddell ; And well he plays, though, rising on his toes, Whiz round his head his supple club he throws.
There, Doctor Moodie, turtle-like, displays His well-filled paunch, and swipes beyond all praise ; While Cuttlehill, of slang and chatter chief, Provokes the bile of Captain George Moncrieffe.
See Colonel Playfair, shaped in form rotund, Parade, the unrivall'd Falstaff of the ground ; He laughs and jokes, plays, "what you like, " and yet You'll rarely find him make a foolish bet.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Andrews Links, He might have been prime minister, or priest, My lord, or plain Sir Darid at the least !
Now, to the ground of Golf my muse shall fly, The various men assembled to descry, Nine-tenths of whom, throughout the rolling year, At the first hole unfailingly appear ; Where, "How d'ye do?" "Fine morning, " "Rainy day, ' And, "What's the match 1 ?" are preludes to the play. So full the meeting that I scarcely can, In such a crowd, distinguish man from man. We'll take them as they come : H...e next the wall, THE FIRST HOLE AT ST. ANDREWS. 31 Outside, upon the right, is Mr. Saddell ; And well he plays, though, rising on his toes, Whiz round his head his supple club he throws.
There, Doctor Moodie, turtle-like, displays His well-filled paunch, and swipes beyond all praise ; While Cuttlehill, of slang and chatter chief, Provokes the bile of Captain George Moncrieffe.
See Colonel Playfair, shaped in form rotund, Parade, the unrivall'd Falstaff of the ground ; He laughs and jokes, plays, "what you like, " and yet You'll rarely find him make a foolish bet.
What to read after Poems On Golf?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edinburgh Burgess Golfing Society to read onlineMoreLess
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