The Jumble Book of Rhymes: Recited by the Jumbler

By Frank R. Heine

"The Jumble Book of Rhymes" by Frank R. Heine is a collection of rhymes recited by the Jumbler.
Excerpt:
"To the boys who have found the old War Horse a dangerous animal, have come to cropper in the Big Muss, and are now assigned to bunk fatigue, we offer these rhymes. Though, they are crippled; and limp, and halt, and stumble at times—yet we trust they may, for all that, break through when General Monotony is entertaining a company of Blue Devils, and for a few moments, at least, put to rout serious and somber thoughts."

• Language: English
• Publisher: Good Press
• Release date: May 18, 2021
• ISBN: 4064066127473

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Frank R. Heine

The Jumble Book of Rhymes

Recited by the Jumbler

Published by Good Press, 2022

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EAN 4064066127473

Table of Contents

Foreword

THE JUMBLE BOOK OF RHYMES

Greetings

Introspection

An Acknowledgment

Pay! Pay!! Pay!!!

Taffy and the Man

Myself vs. Me

To The Quiet Observer

A bas Polyanna!

If You'd Marry

To My Valentine

All Mine in Dreams

Should Dreams Come True

Lotus Eating

Fergit Dem Dreams

Fickleness of Maidens

Constancy—As Applied to One Man

Handle With Care

The One and The Only

My Garden

My Threnody

Eternity

INTERMISSION

A MEDLEY

I 'Ear Noes

Ode to a Sylphine Figure

Feelin' Blue

A Bare Story

A Truth

Hooverize

Fine

Fugax, Sequax; Sequax, Fugax

A Betrayal of Irish Ancestry

Exit Cooky

The Limit

Safety First

Unbearable

Wrong Prescription

Seeing Double

Wisdom

Just Talk

The Man Who Made Umph-ta-ta Smile

Myself and Me

C'est la Guerre

Spring Styles

Strictly Proper

18 to 45

You Never Can Tell

An Ounce of Prevention

Fear Not

Eat What's Set Before You

Show Me

Damfino Jones

Silent Bill

Buster Boy

Not Forgetting Dad

Chromatic

Enuf!

The Evening Bath

The Dirty-Neck Policeman and the Black Hand

Do You Believe in Santa Claus?

Shaving Time

The Big Black Bear

Missing You

INDEX

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Pegasus

is a queer old nag, and many of his would-be riders find him most unruly. We mount him and are off for a wee nip of Hippocrene. We want him to lazy along like a plough horse, while we pluck daisies, but he insists on demonstrating that, like a Hambletonian, he has all of the High School gaits. And when we pass the Queen's carriage, expecting him to step stately and look like a million dollars, the old plug stumbles and limps, and is classed by all as a casual. So please, please blame the horse—and not the rider.

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Dedication

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To the boys who have found the old War Horse a dangerous animal, have come to cropper in the Big Muss, and are now assigned to bunk fatigue, we offer these rhymes. Though, they are crippled; and limp, and halt, and stumble at times—yet we trust they may, for all that, break through when General Monotony is entertaining a company of Blue Devils, and for a few moments, at least, put to rout serious and somber thoughts.

To the casuals now enjoying hospital hospitality at Kenilworth (Biltmore) and Oteen (Azalea), this jumble of rhymes is dedicated.

Pick it up, Buddy, it's a dud.

—F. R. H.

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THE JUMBLE BOOK OF RHYMES

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Greetings

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A New Year Greeting in which the Jumbler hopes to meet you soon.

My wish most dear for your