Tobogganing on Parnassus by Franklin P. Adams
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enough--"Quis...gracilis te puer...urget?".]
Tee hee! I must laugh when I think of his finish, Not wise to your ways and your rep. Ha! ha! how his fancy for you will diminish! I know, for I'm Jonathan Hep. Jealousy AD LYDIAM Horace: Book I., Ode 13. _"Quem tu, Lydia, Telephi Cervicem roseam, cerea Telephi--"_ What time thou yearnest for the arms Of Telephus, I fain would twist 'em; When thou dost praise his other charms It just upsets my well-known system; My brain is like a three-ring circus, In short, it gets my _capra hircus_. My reason reels, my cheeks grow pale, My heart becomes unduly spiteful, My verses in the _Evening Mail_ Are far from snappy and delightful. |
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