Versos English Walt Mason Fool And Sage

English poem

Fool And Sage

by (1862–1939)

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The fool and his money are parted, not long did they stay in cahoots; but the fool is the cheeriest-hearted and gladdest of human galoots. His neighbor is better and wiser, six figures might tell what he's worth; but O how folks wish the old miser would fall off the edge of the earth!