Difference between revisions of "Jeejeebhoy"
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| − | Jeejeebhoy Jamsetji | + | Jeejeebhoy Jamsetji in a English boat/ |
| − | + | In a spirit of enterprise/ | |
| − | around the chinese coast | + | around the chinese coast they tossed/ |
| − | + | till he no longer felt very wise | |
| − | Their stomachs | + | Their stomachs compelled the crew to retire/ |
| − | They did, | + | They did, all but one man/ |
| − | Who painted | + | Who painted a competitive storm/ |
| − | + | With considerable elan | |
| − | + | Jamesetji forgot his stomach and said/ | |
| − | + | "Teach at my school of art/ | |
| − | " | + | My city has gale enough to fill/ |
| − | + | Your oil painterly heart" | |
The painter agreed, the storm abated | The painter agreed, the storm abated | ||
They sailed till "Land Ahoy"/ | They sailed till "Land Ahoy"/ | ||
| − | + | Walking down, this story, then brought / | |
| − | to | + | More glory to Jeejeebhoy |
Revision as of 03:25, 19 May 2009
Jeejeebhoy Jamsetji in a English boat/ In a spirit of enterprise/ around the chinese coast they tossed/ till he no longer felt very wise
Their stomachs compelled the crew to retire/ They did, all but one man/ Who painted a competitive storm/ With considerable elan
Jamesetji forgot his stomach and said/ "Teach at my school of art/ My city has gale enough to fill/
Your oil painterly heart"
The painter agreed, the storm abated They sailed till "Land Ahoy"/ Walking down, this story, then brought / More glory to Jeejeebhoy
