Tobogganing on Parnassus by Franklin P. Adams
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"My Lalage"--no matter where--
_Take it from me!_ II Fuscus, my friend, take it from me-- I know the world and what it's made of-- One on the square has naught to be Afraid of. The Moorish bows and javelins? Nope. Such deadly things need not alarm him. Why, even arrows dipped in dope Can't harm him! He's safe in any clime or land, Desert or river, hill or valley; Safe in all places on the Rand- McNally. Why, one day in my Sabine grot, I sang for Lalage to hear me; A wolf came in and he did not Come near me! Ah, set me on the sunless plain, In China, Norway, or Matanzas, Ay, place me anywhere from Maine To Kansas. |
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