Contingent Ditties And Other Soldier Songs of the Great War
Contingent Ditties And Other Soldier Songs of the Great War
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19 c 2 There's another chap down on the left Who tacks M. A. To his name ; He'll talk of art or the price of wheat, - To him it's all the same. His looks are insignificant.
In a battered pair of jeans, No one would think that such a gink Was a graduate of Queen's.
The sergeant of our section is A most peculiar cuss ; He wears a serge sans chevrons, — No need of them with us. His rifle's carefully curried.
He's a voice like Kingdom Come ; He was a clod who carried a hod.
But can talk a drill boo...k dumb.
The corporal with the greasy clothes, And an eye of ebony black (He got it in an argument With the thief who stole his pack) ; His office-pallored face is now Red dyed with honest tan ; A lawyer he that was to be A city's coming man.
Down in the motor transport lines You will find a goggled runt Who drives an ammunition van Thro' mud lakes at the front. He always has a life-sized grouch ; He grumbles at his fare ; His van floor ain't a feather bed — And he's a millionaire.
That fellow in the ulster, AVhich has seen most cruel use, And a pair of squelching rubber boots Which leak without excuse, He used to be a Civil clerk, Perched high upon a stool.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
19 c 2 There's another chap down on the left Who tacks M. A. To his name ; He'll talk of art or the price of wheat, - To him it's all the same. His looks are insignificant.
In a battered pair of jeans, No one would think that such a gink Was a graduate of Queen's.
The sergeant of our section is A most peculiar cuss ; He wears a serge sans chevrons, — No need of them with us. His rifle's carefully curried.
He's a voice like Kingdom Come ; He was a clod who carried a hod.
But can talk a drill boo...k dumb.
The corporal with the greasy clothes, And an eye of ebony black (He got it in an argument With the thief who stole his pack) ; His office-pallored face is now Red dyed with honest tan ; A lawyer he that was to be A city's coming man.
Down in the motor transport lines You will find a goggled runt Who drives an ammunition van Thro' mud lakes at the front. He always has a life-sized grouch ; He grumbles at his fare ; His van floor ain't a feather bed — And he's a millionaire.
That fellow in the ulster, AVhich has seen most cruel use, And a pair of squelching rubber boots Which leak without excuse, He used to be a Civil clerk, Perched high upon a stool.
What to read after Contingent Ditties And Other Soldier Songs of the Great War?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank S Brown to read onlineMoreLess
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