FREE BOOKS

Author's List




PREV.   NEXT  
|<   2   3   4   5   6   7   8   9   10   11   >>  
nd entreat. [Illustration] =H= is for =H=andel, who pours out his soul Through the bagpipes to =H=owells and =H=omer, who roll On the floor in an ecstasy past all control. [Illustration] =I= is for =I=bsen, reciting a play While =I=rving and =I=ngersoll hasten away. [Illustration] =J= is for =J=ohnson, who only says "Pish!" To =J=onah, who tells him his tale of a fish. [Illustration] =K= is the =K=aiser, who kindly repeats Some original verses to =K=ipling and =K=eats. [Illustration] =L= is =L=afontaine, who finds he's unable To interest =L=uther and =L=iszt in his fable, While =L=oie continues to dance on the table. [Illustration] =M= is =M=acduff, who's prevailed upon =M=ilton And =M=ontaigne and =M=anon to each try a kilt on. [Illustration] =N= is =N=apoleon, shrouded in gloom, With =N=ero, =N=arcissus, and =N=ordau, to whom He's explaining the manual of arms with a broom. [Illustration] =O= is for =O=liver, casting aspersion On =O=mar, that awfully dissolute Persian, Though secretly longing to join the diversion. [Illustration] =P= is for =P=eter, who hollers "No! No!" Through the keyhole to =P=aine, =P=aderewski, and =P=oe. [Illustration] =Q= is the =Q=ueen, so noble and free-- _For further particulars look under V._ [Illustration] =R='s =R=ubenstein, playing that old thing in F To =R=ollo and =R=embrandt, who wish they were deaf. [Illustration] =S= is for =S=winburne, who, seeking the true, the good, and the beautiful, visits the Zoo, Where he chances on =S=appho and Mr. =S=ardou, And =S=ocrates, all with the same end in view. [Illustration] =T= is for =T=alleyrand toasting Miss =T=ruth, By the side of her well, in a glass of vermouth, And presenting Mark =T=wain as the friend of his youth. [Illustration] =U= is for =U=ndine, pursuing =U=lysses And =U=mberto, who flee her damp, death-dealing kisses. [Illustration] =V= is =V=ictoria, noble and true-- _For further particulars look under Q._ [Illustration] =W='s =W=agner, who sang and played lots for =W=ashington, =W=esley, and good Doctor =W=atts. His prurient plots pained =W=esley and =W=atts, But =W=ashington said he "enjoyed them in spots." [Illustration] =X= is =X=antippe, who's having her say, And frightening the army of =X=erxes away. [Illustration]
PREV.   NEXT  
|<   2   3   4   5   6   7   8   9   10   11   >>  



Top keywords:

Illustration

 

Through

 

particulars

 

ashington

 

embrandt

 

playing

 

ocrates

 

chances

 

ubenstein

 

seeking


winburne

 

beautiful

 

visits

 

prurient

 

pained

 

Doctor

 

ictoria

 

played

 
frightening
 

antippe


enjoyed

 
kisses
 

dealing

 

vermouth

 

presenting

 

toasting

 

mberto

 

lysses

 

pursuing

 
friend

alleyrand
 

kindly

 

repeats

 

original

 
unable
 
interest
 
afontaine
 

verses

 
ipling
 

ohnson


bagpipes

 

owells

 

entreat

 

ngersoll

 

hasten

 

reciting

 

ecstasy

 

control

 

dissolute

 

Persian