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Something Else Again

by Franklin P. Adams

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Author
Adams, Franklin P. (Franklin Pierce), 1881-1960
Credits
Produced by Juliet Sutherland, Diane Monico, and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at www.pgdp.net
Language
English
LoC Class
PS: Language and Literatures: American and Canadian literature
Subject
Humorous poetry, American
Category
Text
eBook-No.
26797
Project Gutenberg
https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/26797
Release Date
October 7, 2008
Copyright
Public domain in the USA.

Contents

  1. 1.SOMETHING ELSE AGAIN — By
  2. 2.FRANKLIN P. ADAMS — Author of " By and Large ," " In Other Words ," " Tobogganing on Parnassus ," " Weights and Measures ," Etc. — DOUBLEDAY, PAGE & COMPANY — 1920
  3. 3.To MONTAGUE GLASS
  4. 4.ACKNOWLEDGMENT
  5. 5.CONTENTS
  6. 6.SOMETHING ELSE AGAIN
  7. 7.Present Imperative — Horace: Book I, Ode 11
  8. 8.The Doughboy's Horace — Horace: Book III, Ode 9
  9. 9.From: Horace To: Phyllis Subject: Invitation — Book IV, Ode 11
  10. 10.Advising Chloë — Horace: Book I, Ode 23
  11. 11.To An Aged Cut-up — Horace: Book III, Ode 15
  12. 12.His Monument — Horace: Book III, Ode 30
  13. 13.Glycera Rediviva! — Horace: Book I, Ode 19
  14. 14.On a Wine of Horace's
  15. 15."What Flavour?" — Horace: Book III, Ode 13
  16. 16.The Stalling of Q. H. F. — Horace: Epode 14
  17. 17.On the Flight of Time — Horace: Book I, Ode 2
  18. 18.The Last Laugh — Horace: Epode 15
  19. 19.Again Endorsing the Lady — Book II, Elegy 2
  20. 20.Propertius's Bid for Immortality — Book III, Ode 3
  21. 21.A Lament — Propertius: Book II, Elegy 8
  22. 22.Bon Voyage—and Vice Versa — Propertius: Elegy VIII, Part 1
  23. 23.Fragment
  24. 24.On the Uses of Adversity
  25. 25.After Hearing "Robin Hood"
  26. 26.Maud Muller Mutatur
  27. 27.The Carlyles — BY OUR OWN ROBERT BROWNING — BY OUR OWN OSCAR WILDE — FROM OUR OWN "PUNCH" — FROM OUR OWN "MISSIONARY HERALD" — FROM OUR OWN "NEW YORK SUN" — FROM OUR OWN "CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR"
  28. 28.If Amy Lowell Had Been James Whitcomb Riley — A DECADE
  29. 29.If the Advertising Man Had Been Gilbert
  30. 30.If the Advertising Man Had Been Praed, or Locker
  31. 31.Georgie Porgie — By Mother Goose and Our Own Sara Teasdale
  32. 32.On First Looking into Bee Palmer's Shoulders — WITH BOWS TO KEATS AND KEITH'S
  33. 33.To a Vers Librist
  34. 34.How Do You Tackle Your Work?
  35. 35.Recuerdo
  36. 36.On Tradition — LINES PROVOKED BY HEARING A YOUNG MAN WHISTLING
  37. 37.Unshackled Thoughts on Chivalry, Romance, Adventure, Etc.
  38. 38.Results Ridiculous — "PARADISE LOST" — "THE RIME OF THE ANCIENT MARINER"
  39. 39.Regarding (1) the U. S. and (2) New York
  40. 40.Broadmindedness
  41. 41.The Jazzy Bard
  42. 42.Lines on and from "Bartlett's Familiar Quotations"
  43. 43.Thoughts in a Far Country
  44. 44.When You Meet a Man from Your Own Home Town
  45. 45.The Shepherd's Resolution — BY OUR OWN JEROME D. KERN, AUTHOR OF "YOU'RE HERE AND I'M HERE"
  46. 46."It Was a Famous Victory" — (1944)
  47. 47.On Profiteering
  48. 48.Despite
  49. 49.The Return of the Soldier
  50. 50."I Remember, I Remember"
  51. 51.The Higher Education
  52. 52.War and Peace
  53. 53.Fifty-Fifty
  54. 54."So Shines a Good Deed in a Naughty World"
  55. 55.Vain Words
  56. 56.On the Importance of Being Earnest
  57. 57.It Happens in the B. R. Families — WITH THE CUSTOMARY OBEISANCES
  58. 58.Abelard and Heloïse
  59. 59.Lines Written on the Sunny Side of Frankfort Street
  60. 60.Fifty-Fifty
  61. 61.To Myrtilla
  62. 62.A Psalm of Labouring Life
  63. 63.Ballade of Ancient Acts — AFTER HENLEY — L'ENVOI
  64. 64.To a Prospective Cook
  65. 65.Variation on a Theme — June 30, 1919.
  66. 66."Such Stuff as Dreams"
  67. 67.The Ballad of Justifiable Homicide
  68. 68.The Ballad of the Murdered Merchant
  69. 69.A Gotham Garden of Verses
  70. 70.Lines on Reading Frank J. Wilstach's "A Dictionary of Similes"
  71. 71.The Dictaphone Bard
  72. 72.The Comfort of Obscurity — INSPIRED BY READING MR. KIPLING'S POEMS AS PRINTED IN THE NEW YORK PAPERS
  73. 73.Ballade of the Traffickers — L'ENVOI
  74. 74.To W. Hohenzollern, on Discontinuing The Conning Tower
  75. 75.To W. Hohenzollern, on Resuming The Conning Tower
  76. 76.Thoughts on the Cosmos
  77. 77.On Environment
  78. 78.The Ballad of the Thoughtless Waiter
  79. 79.Rus Vs. Urbs
  80. 80."I'm Out of the Army Now"
  81. 81."Oh Man!"
  82. 82.An Ode in Time of Inauguration — (March 4, 1913) — The Muse Interrupts the Odist — The Odist Replies
  83. 83.What the Copy Desk Might Have Done to:
  84. 84.SOUL BRIDE ODDLY DEAD IN QUEER DEATH PACT
  85. 85.GIRL, HUMAN BELL-CLAPPER, SAVES DOOMED LOVER'S LIFE
  86. 86.TOT'S FEW WORDS KEEP 117 SOULS FROM DIRE PANIC — FEARFUL THING IN WINTER
  87. 87.AH SIN, FAMED TONG MAN, BESTS BARD AT CARD TILT
  88. 88.DOG FINDS LAD DEAD IN DRIFT
  89. 89.PILGRIM DADS LAND ON MASS. COAST TOWN
  90. 90.KINLESS YOUNG WOMAN, WEARY, TAKES OWN LIFE
  91. 91.Song of Synthetic Virility — Transcriber's Notes

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