William Tell Told Again by P. G. (Pelham Grenville) Wodehouse
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PLATE XV. But slips between the cup and lip, When least expected, peer through-- A storm arose upon the trip Which Tell alone could steer through. Thus, of all hands he quickly got (As you may see) the upper, At Gessler took a parting shot, And hurried home to supper. [Illustration: TELL'S SECOND ARROW HAD FOUND ITS MARK] EPILOGUE. Some say the tale related here Is amplified and twisted; Some say it isn't very clear That William Tell existed; Some say he freed his country so, The Governor demolished. Perhaps he did. I only know That taxes aren't abolished! |
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