Ducdame a book of Verses
Ducdame a book of Verses
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You are not merry — but the cause Of others' merriment, As witness Europe's loud guffaws At all the wires you've sent. And yet you've done some decent legislation, And taught us to respect the German nation.
We may not look at everything Exactly eye to eye, But still, you're something like a King, And, after all, you try, In spite of your propensity for sermons, To make the world a better place — for Germans.
42 A Word to the Wise 43 And though your speeches may be droll And pompous to excess, ...You've ruled your country, on the whole, With more or less success. But isn't it a little bit ridiculous To say the same about our old friend Nicholas ?
His peace is held a greater curse Than any known before — The sport it fosters even worse Than any form of war. For when the mighty Tsar of all the Russias Goes shooting, every decent sportsman blushes.
We often come to you to learn Good sense, although we chaff; So take this counsel in return For many a hearty laugh : Don't enter into compacts with old Nick.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You are not merry — but the cause Of others' merriment, As witness Europe's loud guffaws At all the wires you've sent. And yet you've done some decent legislation, And taught us to respect the German nation.
We may not look at everything Exactly eye to eye, But still, you're something like a King, And, after all, you try, In spite of your propensity for sermons, To make the world a better place — for Germans.
42 A Word to the Wise 43 And though your speeches may be droll And pompous to excess, ...You've ruled your country, on the whole, With more or less success. But isn't it a little bit ridiculous To say the same about our old friend Nicholas ?
His peace is held a greater curse Than any known before — The sport it fosters even worse Than any form of war. For when the mighty Tsar of all the Russias Goes shooting, every decent sportsman blushes.
We often come to you to learn Good sense, although we chaff; So take this counsel in return For many a hearty laugh : Don't enter into compacts with old Nick.
What to read after Ducdame a book of Verses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by P R Bennett to read onlineMoreLess
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