Way Songs And Wanderings
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I break thy shell down to a cup, And bottom upwards drink thee up.
I drink a health. Peanut, to thee, I drink to Beta Theta Pi !
And as I drink thou turn'st to wine, To liquid days of auld lang syne.
And now, before my swimming eyes I see a peanut stack arise.
And Tau around that board is gathered ; By Greek cords once again we're tethered, And wit like lambent lightning plays.
O most rare wit of those old days !
Kent, and Wood, and Atterbur}^, And whole-souled Shaw, with heart so merry.
That h...eart so sunny, frank, and gay, The clods have hid for many a day ; And Kent and Wood have gone to seek.
Drawn by that heart so truly Greek.
And Wise, with soul so undeformed, And Little, he who all hearts stormed ; 38 HEART SONGS.
And " Doug," the soft and oily lover, — Sunday, week-day, love all over.
And then the Babes, Conger, Haines, Both Greeks, well-tempered hearts and brains ^ And Tuttle, Campbell, Pierce, and White, — I'm glad ye all are here to-night.
The peanut stack, with « Dorg " on guard.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I break thy shell down to a cup, And bottom upwards drink thee up.
I drink a health. Peanut, to thee, I drink to Beta Theta Pi !
And as I drink thou turn'st to wine, To liquid days of auld lang syne.
And now, before my swimming eyes I see a peanut stack arise.
And Tau around that board is gathered ; By Greek cords once again we're tethered, And wit like lambent lightning plays.
O most rare wit of those old days !
Kent, and Wood, and Atterbur}^, And whole-souled Shaw, with heart so merry.
That h...eart so sunny, frank, and gay, The clods have hid for many a day ; And Kent and Wood have gone to seek.
Drawn by that heart so truly Greek.
And Wise, with soul so undeformed, And Little, he who all hearts stormed ; 38 HEART SONGS.
And " Doug," the soft and oily lover, — Sunday, week-day, love all over.
And then the Babes, Conger, Haines, Both Greeks, well-tempered hearts and brains ^ And Tuttle, Campbell, Pierce, and White, — I'm glad ye all are here to-night.
The peanut stack, with « Dorg " on guard.
What to read after Way Songs And Wanderings?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Young, Claiborne Addison. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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