 We're all a set of stupid fools, To think the skipper knows, by tasting, What ground he's on ; Nantucket schools Don't teach such stuff, with all their basting ! " And so he took the well-greased lead, And rubbed it o'er a box of earth That stood on deck,—...  Poems by James T. Fields. - 第 81 頁James Thomas Fields 著 - 1849 - 112 頁完整檢視 - 關於此書
 | Amos Markham Kellogg - 1903 - 124 頁
...o'er a box of earth That stood on deck.—a parsnip-bed,— And then he sought the skipper's-berth. " Where are we now, sir ? Please to taste." The skipper yawned, put out his tongue, Opened his eyes in wondrous haste, And then upon the floor he sprung! The skipper stormed, and tore... | |
 | Robert McLean Cumnock - 1904 - 312 頁
...the well-greased lead, And rubbed it o'er a box of earth That stood on deck, — a parsnip-bed, — And then he sought the skipper's berth. ': Where are...to taste," The skipper yawned, put out his tongue, Opened his eyes in wondrous haste, And upon the floor he sprung ! The skipper stormed, and tore his... | |
 | 1904 - 876 頁
...the well-greased lead, And rubbed it o'er a box of earth That stood on deck, — a parsnip-bed, — And then he sought the skipper's berth. "Where are...to taste." The skipper yawned, put out his tongue, Opened his eyes in wondrous haste, And then upon the floor he sprung! The skipper stormed, and tore... | |
 | Francis Fisher Browne - 1906 - 548 頁
...the well-greased lead, And rubbed it o'er a box of earth That stood on deck — a parsnip-bed, — And then he sought the skipper's berth. " Where are...to taste. " The skipper yawned, put out his tongue, Opened his eyes in wondrous haste, And then upon the floor he sprung ! The skipper stormed, and tore... | |
 | Eva Celine Grear Folger - 1911 - 190 頁
...grain of fun. We're all a set of stupid fools To think the skipper knows by tasting, What ground he's on. Nantucket schools Don't teach such stuff, with...to taste.' The skipper yawned, put out his tongue, And opened his eyes in wondrous haste, And then upon the floor he sprung! The skipper stormed, and... | |
 | Henry Sherman Wyer - 1914 - 334 頁
...the well-greased lead And rubbed it o'er a box of earth That stood on deck, — a parsnip-bed, — And then he sought the skipper's berth. "Where are...tore his hair, Thrust on his boots, and roared to Harden, "Nantucket's sunk, and here we are Right over old Marm HacTeett's garden!" Jas. T. Fields.... | |
 | 1918 - 2062 頁
...took the well-greased lead, And rubbed it o'er a box of earth That stood on deck— a parsnip-bed, — With Sheridan fifteen miles away. Still sprang from those swift tnste." The skipper yawned, put out his tongue, Opened his eyes in wondrous haste, And then upon the... | |
 | William Cullen Bryant - 1925 - 412 頁
...the well-greased lead, And rubbed it o'er a box of earth That stood on deck, — a parsnip-bed, — And then he sought the skipper's berth. " Where are we now, sir ? Please to taste." The skipper yatoned, put out his tongue, Opened his eyes in wondrous haste, And then upon the floor he sprung !... | |
 | Thomas Augustine Daly - 1926 - 172 頁
...the well-greased lead, And rubbed it o'er a box of earth That stood on deck — a parsnip-bed, — And then he sought the skipper's berth. "Where are...to taste." The skipper yawned, put out his tongue, Opened his eyes in wondrous haste, And then upon the floor he sprung. The skipper stormed, and tore... | |
 | Henry Davenport Northrup - 1888 - 790 頁
...grain of 'We're all a set of stupid fools, To think the skipper knows, by tasting, What ground he's on ; Nantucket schools Don't teach such stuff, with...to taste " The skipper yawned, put out his tongue, And opened his eyes in wondrous haste, And then upon the floor he sprung ! The skipper stormed, and... | |
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