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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
IMITATOR OF BILLY SUNDAY, by JUAN RAMON JIMENEZ
First Line: Billy sunday, the fear-inspiring preacher
Last Line: Sweating and waving his arms, in his baseball sermon
Subject(s): Mouths; Preaching And Preachers; Speech; Sunday, William A. (billy) (1862-1935)
First Line: Billy sunday, the fear-inspiring preacher
Last Line: Sweating and waving his arms, in his baseball sermon
Subject(s): Mouths; Preaching And Preachers; Speech; Sunday, William A. (billy) (1862-1935)
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