The Wit and Humor of America, Volume I. (of X.) by Various
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page 244 of 259 (94%)
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The best of the gossip began
When in at the doorway had entered serene My grandmother's turkey-tail fan. Tradition relates of it wonderful tales. Its handle of leather was buff. Though shorn of its glory, e'en now it exhales An odor of hymn-books and snuff. Its primeval grace, if you like, you can trace: 'Twas limned for the future to scan, Just under a smiling gold-spectacled face, My grandmother's turkey-tail fan. _HOW TO ENJOY THE ECSTASY THAT ACCOMPANIES SUCCESSFUL SPEAKING_ Before An Audience OR The Use of the Will in Public Speaking By NATHAN SHEPPARD _Talks to the Students of the University of St. Andrew and the University of Aberdeen_ |
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