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Where is your independence, pray?" — Whereat I woke- — my fire was low.
My pipe was out. Said I : " Heigho !
I never thought of it that way, I'll give them both a holiday." AUGUST AUGUST DROWSING o'er my sainted briar, Dreaming dreams of Heart's Desire, Dreaming 'neath the August sun.
Thus my meditations run — What if that great Ember bright Were a monster Pipe alight.
Or the glowing from afar Of some Fire-God's cigar?
If the Smoker's Peace abide In that sun fire, multiplied By its vastness, I ...will be Henceforth a devout Parsee.
^p^g •^1PA^^^ 4 -5. -'■;>•••■ v.''/. J SEPTEMBER SEPTEMBER AS the smoker sometimes sees In Nicotian reveries Features of some Lovely Girl In the tinted wreaths that curl From his pipe; so, as we gaze Through the soft September haze In the years' calm afternoon Red with summer's ashes strewn, Through the tender veil of mist, Woven gold and amethyst, Summer's charming ghost we see Decked in Indian panoply.
» M 1 OCTOBER OCTOBER SAY ! October, how in thunder Do you keep so young, I wonder?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Where is your independence, pray?" — Whereat I woke- — my fire was low.
My pipe was out. Said I : " Heigho !
I never thought of it that way, I'll give them both a holiday." AUGUST AUGUST DROWSING o'er my sainted briar, Dreaming dreams of Heart's Desire, Dreaming 'neath the August sun.
Thus my meditations run — What if that great Ember bright Were a monster Pipe alight.
Or the glowing from afar Of some Fire-God's cigar?
If the Smoker's Peace abide In that sun fire, multiplied By its vastness, I ...will be Henceforth a devout Parsee.
^p^g •^1PA^^^ 4 -5. -'■;>•••■ v.''/. J SEPTEMBER SEPTEMBER AS the smoker sometimes sees In Nicotian reveries Features of some Lovely Girl In the tinted wreaths that curl From his pipe; so, as we gaze Through the soft September haze In the years' calm afternoon Red with summer's ashes strewn, Through the tender veil of mist, Woven gold and amethyst, Summer's charming ghost we see Decked in Indian panoply.
» M 1 OCTOBER OCTOBER SAY ! October, how in thunder Do you keep so young, I wonder?
What to read after The Smoker's Year Book;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Herford, Oliver, 1863- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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