Greybeards at Play by G. K. (Gilbert Keith) Chesterton
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I go and bask in Baker Street,
All in the pouring rain. [Illustration] Come snow! where fly, by some strange law, Hard snowballs--without noise-- Through streets untenanted, except By good unconscious boys. [Illustration] Come fog! exultant mystery-- Where, in strange darkness rolled, The end of my own nose becomes A lovely legend old. Come snow, and hail, and thunderbolts, Sleet, fire, and general fuss; Come to my arms, come all at once-- Oh photograph me thus! [Illustration] * * * * * OF THE DANGERS ATTENDING ALTRUISM ON THE HIGH SEAS. |
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