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George Robert Sims · Vanguardias / s. XX

Tottie. — By our Lunatic rhyming Slangster

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As she walked along the street
With her little “plates of meat,”
And the summer sunshine falling
On her golden “Barnet Fair,”
Bright as angels from the skies
Were her dark blue “mutton pies,”
In my “East and West” Dan Cupid
Shot a shaft and left it there.

She’d a Grecian “I suppose,”
And of “Hampstead Heath” two rows
In her “sunny south” that glistened
Like two pretty strings of pearls;
Down upon my “bread and cheese”
Did I drop and murmur, “Please
Be my ‘storm and strife,’ dear Tottie,
O, you darlingest of girls!”

Then a bow-wow by her side,
Who till then had stood and tried
A “Jenny Lee” to banish,
Which was on his “Jonah’s whale,”
Gave a hydrophobic bark
(She cried, “What a Noah’s ark!”),
And right through my “rank and riches”
Did my “cribbage-pegs” assail.

Ere her bull-dog I could stop
She had called a “ginger-pop,”
Who said, “What the ‘Henry Neville’
Do you think you’re doing there?”
And I heard, as off I slunk,
“Why, the fellow’s ‘Jumbo’s trunk!’”
And the “Walter Joyce” was Tottie’s
With the golden “Barnet Fair.”

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Autor
George Robert Sims
Título
Tottie. — By our Lunatic rhyming Slangster
Lengua
inglés
Época
Vanguardias / s. XX
Sala
La Biblioteca
Identificador
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Cita recomendada
George Robert Sims, «Tottie. — By our Lunatic rhyming Slangster», Poetósfera, poetosfera.com/p/ws-en-tottie-by-our-lunatic-rhyming-slangster--george-robert-sims-19a1c1.html

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