The Great Debate
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Now one's dough can't well be staked 'Till one's bread has first been baked; Or 'till one has chance to know Whither-way the wind will blow.
To be cautious, silent, wise, Shows a statesman's enterprise.
When one runs a state, you see, It must be done carefully.
When your dough begins to fall You needn't do a thing at all!
Wash your hands of the whole matter- No good cook minds his own batter, When it turns out less than good, Or something else than what it should.
Besides, real worry isn't for ...The diet of a Senator — His labor is to gravely choose Words and phrases for his views.
Then, to sit in stately state, While he listens to debate.
Tweedle-dum and tweedle-dee.
Is all law is or ought to be, For that is what our grandsires meant When they first spelled Government.
If the skies portend a storm, Men should come away from harm, And not tempt Fate. For 'tis plain — Though man makes sun-shades, God makes rain.
Thus the statesmen in d(.'bates, Interfered not with the Fates.
In order that they might advance, They placed their faith in tide and clianct-.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Now one's dough can't well be staked 'Till one's bread has first been baked; Or 'till one has chance to know Whither-way the wind will blow.
To be cautious, silent, wise, Shows a statesman's enterprise.
When one runs a state, you see, It must be done carefully.
When your dough begins to fall You needn't do a thing at all!
Wash your hands of the whole matter- No good cook minds his own batter, When it turns out less than good, Or something else than what it should.
Besides, real worry isn't for ...The diet of a Senator — His labor is to gravely choose Words and phrases for his views.
Then, to sit in stately state, While he listens to debate.
Tweedle-dum and tweedle-dee.
Is all law is or ought to be, For that is what our grandsires meant When they first spelled Government.
If the skies portend a storm, Men should come away from harm, And not tempt Fate. For 'tis plain — Though man makes sun-shades, God makes rain.
Thus the statesmen in d(.'bates, Interfered not with the Fates.
In order that they might advance, They placed their faith in tide and clianct-.
What to read after The Great Debate?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Roundy, William Noble, 1861-1935 to read onlineMoreLess
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