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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
MATHEMATICAL, by ANONYMOUS
First Line: In vassar's halls a tutor young
Last Line: Would differ when she ate
Subject(s): Vassar College
First Line: In vassar's halls a tutor young
Last Line: Would differ when she ate
Subject(s): Vassar College
IN Vassar's halls a tutor young,
'Tis said, once met his fate;
He taught her in the Calculus
To differentiate.
They're married now -- at meal-times oft
Discord invades their state;
For he has found that she with him
Would differ when she ate.
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