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The Wit and Humor of America, Volume V. (of X.) 8By Bert Leston Taylor

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Literature · Humor

The Wit and Humor of America, Volume V. (of X.) 8

By Bert Leston Taylor

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She is hotfoot after Cultyure; She pursues it with a club. She breathes a heavy atmosphere Of literary flub. No literary shrine so far But she is there to kneel; And-- Her favorite bunch of reading Is O. Meredith's "Lucile."
Of course she's up on pictures-- Passes for a connoisseur; On free days at the Institute You'll always notice her. She qualifies approval Of a Titian or Corot, But-- She throws a fit of rapture When she comes to Bouguereau.
And when you talk of music, Why, she's Music's devotee. She will tell you that Beethoven Always makes her wish to pray, And "dear old Bach!" his very name, She says, her ear enchants; But-- Her favorite piece is Weber's "Invitation to the Dance."

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The Wit and Humor of America, Volume V. (of X.) 9

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