Songs of a Savoyard by Sir W. S. (William Schwenck) Gilbert
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page 131 of 131 (100%)
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In search of quip and quiddity, I've sat all day, alone, apart -
And all that I could hit on as a problem was - to find Analogy between a scrag of mutton and a Bony-part, Which offers slight employment to the speculative mind: For you cannot call it very good, however great your charity - It's not the sort of humour that is greeted with a shout - And I've come to the conclusion that my mine of jocularity In present Anno Domini, is worked completely out! Though the notion you may scout, I can prove beyond a doubt That my mine of jocularity is utterly worked out. |
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