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1904 · PDF PAGE 100

In Residence

… matter. THOUGH through and hiccough have nough rhyme, enough, Yough ought tough grant, remain tough make one cough. Here goughs — Ough! sweet tough rough oughoughn the lough Though, trough, I might through ough, if it were rough, My sougher. Hough I loughve the oughx sough tough That goughs, loughed loughing, where the ripples sough With the blough blough-bloughsed ploughman tough the trough, Though the blough bloughs are soughre. Woughd friend Hough Clough Sing yough a songhng sough sweet? Nough! Nough! The slough Ough poughets’ rivalry we sh…

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1904 · PDF PAGE 54

In Residence

…ainty-masted ships Leap like young fawns beneath the blast : The water beats the shingle fast As if its heart with passion beat, And the sweet hour of sleep is past Where Love has chosen our retreat. The moon is up; the star-sky dawns ; My lover turns a ruby lip: There gather nymphs, and eager fauns To watch us play ; the shadows slip, And sylph and fountain-fairy dip Between the leaves, to scent the sweet Perfume of kisses, when we clip, Where Love has chosen our retreat. ENVOI Princess, the fishing-boats are free, Whose brown sails kiss the z…

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1904 · PDF PAGE 18

In Residence

…like a tee-to-tum ; Not every bowler can break both ways! ' ENVOI Prince, if your batting be mild and meek, Think on the burden of these sweet lays, So your revenge you may nobly wreak, And bowl for the ’Varsity all your days; Not every bowler can break both ways!

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1904 · PDF PAGE 73

In Residence

TO A HETEROMITA ROSTRATA SWEET microscopic beauty ; born one day In not imperishable head of cod! Young organism Sporting flagella in a cheerful way, But neither cilium nor pseudopod ; Produced by schism ! Thou dost not browse on pastures bright and green, Or feed on palm trees in sublime oases In lands Semitic. Not holophytic is thy food I ween, Nor holozoic, as in other races, But saprophytic. When bliss conjugal is thine object praiseworthy A swimming form approaches to an anchored With zeal ecstatic : Affection of a healthy length of days w…

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1904 · PDF PAGE 62

In Residence

…onfront- Eth, “Bitte, Herr, bezahlen! ” And if you call the waitress neat “ Mein liebchen—little darlin’ !” Her pretty mouth will murmur sweet, “O bitte, Herr, bezahlen !” And when your guide, divinely drunk, As helpless as a carline. Deserts the party in a funk, Yet “ Bitte, Herr, bezahlen !” 50

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1904 · PDF PAGE 29

In Residence

…ho for the glad May Term! O the trees are out to-day! O the buds are blossoming! O the snow and the wind are away! O the sun of the late sweet spring ! 17

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1904 · PDF PAGE 43

In Residence

… purple, which I doubt. O product of the Varsity, Thou dear and noble! one-eyed tout! Whom dost thou cadge for? For I view With envy thy sweet liberty. Thy tie’s invariably new, Although thy face we never see _Even on Sunday changed! Ah me! That face, at which the lilies pout, That face extraordinararee, Thou dear and noble one-eyed tout. Fragrant as dawn and light as dew Thy dainty presence! Or a tree Some poets would compare thee to: Some poets to a common flea. 1 Mr Robert Browning, not the author, is responsible for this iniquitous conjunct…

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1904 · PDF PAGE 45

In Residence

… of Brittania’s ’earts of oak and no negro fret.) Notwithstanding boys beautiful with youth bounce in the efflorescent sunlight two each sweet side of a maiden’s forelock worked into the semblance of a net. Mr Swinburne is a person who can’t say a thing straight out, you know. What we're driving at (a little obscurely, you’ll say) but certainly driving, driving furiously like Ahab or one of those 33

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1904 · PDF PAGE 89

In Residence

…tly dames Pass’d to its charnel vault, coffin’d with crown and armor on, Blazon’d with Shakspere’s purple page, And dirged by Tennyson’s sweet sad rhyme. I say I see, my friends if you do not, the illustrious emigré (having it is true in her day, although the same, changed, journey’d considerable,) Making directly for this rendezvous, vigorously clearing a path for herself, striding through the confusion, By thud of machinery and shrill steam-whistle undismay’d Bluffed not a bit by drain-pipe gasometers, artificial fertilizers, Smiling and plea…

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