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100 1 $aNash, Ogden,$d1902-1971.
245 10 $aMany long years ago.
250 $a1st ed.
260 $aBoston,$bLittle, Brown$c1945.
300 $axvii, 333 pages ;$c20 cm
336 $atext$btxt$2rdacontent
337 $aunmediated$bn$2rdamedia
338 $avolume$bnc$2rdacarrier
500 $aPoems.
530 $aAlso issued online.
520 $a"Nash did not often discuss his comic patterns, but did once explain his formula for the telling use of cliché:?The trick is that it must be somebody else?s cliché and not the author?s own.? Typical is the treatment that Nash gives to the overworked advice,?Hate the sin but love the sinner,? in?Nevertheless,? from Many Long Years Ago."--Poetry Foundation website.
520 $a"Mr. Nash has chosen from his five earlier collections of verse those that he wanted available for the growing public. He has added 31 poems found only in the volume of selected verse, The Face Is Familiar, Uniform with Good Intentions and I'm a Stranger Here Myself.' Kirkus Reviews.
505 00 $tThat reminds me --$tA bas ben Adhem --$tSeaside serenade --$tPeople --$tNevertheless --$tWhen the devil was sick could he prove it? --$tLines for a summer's end --$tThe cat --$tOh, stop being thankful all over the place --$t"My child is phlegmatic ..." -anxious parent --$tHa! original sin! --$tThe party --$tBenjamin --$tKindly unhitch that star, buddy --$tThe passionate pagan and the dispassionate public --$tTheatrical reflection --$tPortrait of the artist as a prematurely old man --$tScram, lion! --$tA brief guide to New York --$tBirdies, don't make me laugh --$tThe pig --$tDeath on the nineteenth hole --$tLines to a world-famous poet who failed to complete a world-famous poem or come clean, Mr. Guest! --$tNupitual reflections --$tA plea for less malice toward none --$tTaboo to boot --$tThe cobra --$tVery like a whale.
505 00 $tAdvice outside a church --$tPlatitudinous reflection --$tYou cad, why don't you cringe? --$tFragonard --$tElectra becomes morbid --$tReflection on a wicked world --$tOur child doesn't know anything or thank God! --$tListen ... --$tApartment to sublet -- unfurnished --$tThe rabbits --$tYou have more freedom in a house --$tAbdication of a jester --$tLove under the republicans (or democrats) --$tDon't look now --$tReminiscent reflection --$tLines to be mumbled at Ovington's --$tDon't cry, darling, it's blood all right --$tReflections on ice-breaking --$tInvocation --$tKing Leer --$tMy daddy --$tWhen you say that, smile! or all right then, don't smile --$tIt must be the milk --$tA lady thinks she is pretty --$tEdouard --$tThe individualist.
505 00 $tIn which the poet is ashamed but pleased --$tFunebrial reflection --$tI know you'll like them --$tJudgement day --$tThe canary --$tThe terrible people --$tThe tale of Custard the dragon --$tPolitical reflection --$tIt's never fair weather --$tRemembrance of things to come --$tArthur --$tMa, what's a banker? or hush, my child --$tGolly, how truth will out! --$tThe camel --$tThe secret town --$tWill consider situation --$tThe rooster --$tPretty halcyon days --$tMr. Peachey's predicatment or no mot parades --$tThe sea-gull --$tRainy day --$tThe big tent under the roof --$tDrusilla --$tA good parent's garden of vision --$tLiterary reflection --$tTwo and one are a problem --$tFor the most improbable she --$tSong of the open road.
505 00 $tThunder over the nursery --$tThe clean platter --$tThe duck --$tMr. Artesian's conscientiousness --$tEpistle to the Olympians --$tThe lama --$tGoody for our side and your side too --$tThe parent --$tLines to be muttered through clenched teeth and quiet a lot of lather, in the country --$tFamily court --$tThe life of the party --$tThe germ --$tOne third of a calendar --$tMore about people --$tThe cow --$tLines to a three-name lady --$tLittle feet --$tGenealogical reflection --$tThe mind of Professor Primrose --$tReflection on ingenuity --$tI always say a good saint is no worse than a bad cold --$tHappy days, Elmer! --$tThe turtle --$tAfter the christening --$tAside to husbands --$tThe fish --$tTell it to the eskimos or tell it to the esquimaux --$tLow pressure aria.
505 00 $tReflection on caution --$tTurns in a worm's lane --$tElection day is a holiday --$tThe rhinoceros --$tSeptember morn --$tFrom a Manhattan tomb --$tReflection on babies --$tVive le postmaster general! --$tEpstein, spare that yule log! --$tBirth comes to the archbishop --$tSome of my best friends are children --$tOld men --$tA drink with something in it --$tWatchman, what of the first first lady? --$tChildren's party --$tThe panther --$tThe very unclubbable man --$tPediatric reflection --$tMacbeth has murdered sleep or don't make me laugh --$tGood-by, old year, you oaf or why don't they pay the bonus? --$tA carol for children --$tSong for a temperature of a hundred and one --$tWhat's the use? --$tI never even suggested it --$tOne, two, buckle my shoe --$tThe kitten --$tLet George do it if you can find him --$tDon't guess, let me tell you.
505 00 $tThe caribou --$tLet's not go to the theature tonight or we couldn't get seats anyhow --$tPlease leave father alone --$tLegal reflection --$tWhat's the matter, haven't you got any sense of humor? --$tLucy Lake --$tThe oyster --$tHow long has this been going on? oh, quite long --$tA watched example never boils --$tThe Wapiti -- Hearts and flowers or what I know about Bolivar Black --$tSpring comes to Murray Hill --$tNothing but nature --$tTwo songs for a boss named Mr. Longwell --$tA warning to wives --$tSong to be sung by the father of infant female children --$tThe phoenix --$tLove for sale --$tLines indited with all the depravity of poverty --$tMalice domestic --$tThese latins --$tMachinery doesn't answer, either, but you aren't married to it --$tA child's guide to parents --$tThe turkey --$tThe seven spiritual ages of Mrs. Marmaduke Moore --$tI have used it for years --$tMoney is everything --$tEverybody tells me everything.
505 00 $tIt all depends on who you are --$tThe wombat --$tLook for the silver lining --$tWinter complaint --$tOh to be odd! --$tAdventures of Isabel --$tMy dear, how ever did you think up this delicious salad? --$tThe shrew --$tWhat almost every woman knows sooner or later --$tPride goeth before a raise or ah, there, Mrs. Cadwallader-Smith! --$tRemember the old folks at home --$tThe squirrel --$tAre you a snodgrass? --$tA parable for sports writers, society columnists, bond salesmen and poets or go get a reputation --$tReflection on the fallibility of nemesis --$tRaven, don't stay away from my door -- a chant for April first --$tDragons are too seldom --$tSuppose I darken your door --$tLook what you did, Christopher! --$tWoodman, spare not that underbrush --$tFirst payment deferred --$tHush, here they come --$tBiological reflection --$tI yield to my learned brother or is there a candlestick maker in the house? --$tI had no idea it was so late --$tReflection on the passage of time, its inevitability and its quirks --$tGrasshoppers are very intelligent --$tHearts of gold or a good excuse is worse than none --$tIntrospective reflection.
590 $bInternet Archive - 2
590 $bInternet Archive 2
650 0 $aHumorous poetry, American.
650 0 $aAmerican wit and humor.
650 6 $aPoésie humoristique américaine.
650 7 $aAmerican wit and humor.$2fast$0(OCoLC)fst00807457
650 7 $aHumorous poetry, American.$2fast$0(OCoLC)fst00963760
653 0 $aHumorous poetry, American
655 7 $aPoetry.$2fast$0(OCoLC)fst01423828
655 7 $aHumorous poetry.$2fast$0(OCoLC)fst01726647
655 7 $aHumorous poetry.$2gsafd
655 7 $aHumorous poetry.$2lcgft
655 7 $aPoetry.$2lcgft
776 08 $iOnline version:$aNash, Ogden, 1902-1971.$tMany long years ago.$b1st ed.$dBoston, Little, Brown 1945$w(OCoLC)570672940
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