Explore "Thrills of a Bell Boy" by Samuel Ellsworth Kiser on Textopian. Read with annotations and highlights.
I THINK I'll chuck this job and go and try / To be a supe with her, and by and by / Get speakin' parts to play, and then-who knows?- / Be leadin' man, at last, and wear dude clo's.
I'd drink champagne whenever I was dry, / And have a chance to travel up and down / Around the country, seein' every town, / And after every act they'd call fer me; / All week I'd only work two afternoons, / And nearly everywhere I went I'd see / My picture in the windows of saloons.