Ah, I doubt it.
But that was not Shakespeare’s fault,
He was a jolly fellow!
N.B.—According to Frederick Dallenbaugh, writing to the New York Post, the real log-rolling commences after the logs have been brought to the site:
“The foundation logs for the house having been duly notched and fixed in position, another tier is placed on top of them, and then another, and so on till the log wall is of the prescribed height. Now, it is obvious that it would be difficult to lift the logs up on to this growing wall. Primitive science then comes to the builder’s aid. Other logs are placed at an incline against those already established in their position and the logs that are to surmount the lower logs are rolled up the incline into place.
“From this came the invitations sent out by the prospective builder to come to his log-rolling.”
POOR ACTÆON PAYS
THE WOMAN NEVER PAYS