Was quite a little man:
We find we ought, and then we won’t—
We prove a thing, then doubt it,—
Know everything but when we don’t
Know anything about it.
THE OLD SCHOOL-CHUM
He puts the poem by, to say
His eyes are not themselves to-day!
Was quite a little man:
We find we ought, and then we won’t—
We prove a thing, then doubt it,—
Know everything but when we don’t
Know anything about it.
He puts the poem by, to say
His eyes are not themselves to-day!