Category: Poetry
I do not flatter myself that it will make any conspicuous addition to the worthy achievements that have already graced our roll with names that rank high in the lists of Science, Philosophy and Literature. But it is pleasant to me to connect this translation of a college text-...
These I contract at pleasure, Or expand them, when I please. What I like, I eat at leisure,-- And the residue in these I stow, there safely to remain Till I shall hungry be agai...
2. Part 2But scarce a year went by, an artiste shouts, "I have it now,--ye 're all a pack of louts!-- With nice tomatoes all my eggs are stewed." And the whole island thought the mode so...
1. Part 1I do not flatter myself that it will make any conspicuous addition to the worthy achievements that have already graced our roll with names that rank high in the lists of Science...
3. Part 3The assembly, astounded, was puzzled to guess Why these two should so strange an opinion profess. Could it be that they both were bulky and strong, Or that both boasted necks so...
5. Part 5The precious old fool then, each day, set apart Some hours to wander his library round; Till, learning the titles of many by heart, He thought himself grown to a scholar profound.