Arent We Lucky the Magazine of Hms Renown August to December 1919
Arent We Lucky the Magazine of Hms Renown August to December 1919
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" After " Madam " by Sergeant, came solo by Evans, Who by dint of much wind moved us up to the heavens. Taylor, Mark Two, then took to the boards, And bowed himself out amid frantic applauds.
" Oh, thanks, keep the change. I've no time, I must go, " Said the ' toff, ' done by Dawson — a very good show. " 'Ere, Liza, d'yer love us or want to get art ? Oh, Jim, 'ow you fidget. Don't maul us abart. " " Sing me the Rosary, " " Mixed Rags, " and " Comic, " All followed in turn and proved a good toni...c, For people whose livers could not stand the strain Of an awning still dripping with tropical rain.
Campbell (excuse me, his rank will not rhyme) Was announced on the programme — in pencil this time.
The Manager, Piatt, told us just beforehand " / don't know what he'll do and nor does the band. " " Where is my music ? O'Donnell, come here ; I gave it to you. Now, isn't that queer ? Where could it have gone ? O'Donnell, you've got it. Oh, no — as you were — here it is in my pocket. - 60 6i " I wrote it myself.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" After " Madam " by Sergeant, came solo by Evans, Who by dint of much wind moved us up to the heavens. Taylor, Mark Two, then took to the boards, And bowed himself out amid frantic applauds.
" Oh, thanks, keep the change. I've no time, I must go, " Said the ' toff, ' done by Dawson — a very good show. " 'Ere, Liza, d'yer love us or want to get art ? Oh, Jim, 'ow you fidget. Don't maul us abart. " " Sing me the Rosary, " " Mixed Rags, " and " Comic, " All followed in turn and proved a good toni...c, For people whose livers could not stand the strain Of an awning still dripping with tropical rain.
Campbell (excuse me, his rank will not rhyme) Was announced on the programme — in pencil this time.
The Manager, Piatt, told us just beforehand " / don't know what he'll do and nor does the band. " " Where is my music ? O'Donnell, come here ; I gave it to you. Now, isn't that queer ? Where could it have gone ? O'Donnell, you've got it. Oh, no — as you were — here it is in my pocket. - 60 6i " I wrote it myself.
What to read after Arent We Lucky the Magazine of Hms Renown August to December 1919?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stephen Arnold Douglas to read onlineMoreLess
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