Outlook Odes
Outlook Odes
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Ah, ingrate that I am, Why ? O why ?
The North Sea or German Ocean, my dear Tsar, No doubt hath its pearls, It also hath other things, As, for example, a Dover-Ostend route.
I went on that route On Saturday last ; It is a nice route, I give you my word for it ; But the North Sea or German Ocean Also has An Ostend-Dover route, On which route I went On Sunday evening And part of Monday morning last.
Five hours, my dear Tsar, Had I of that Ostend-Dover route ; And I am now at a place called Thame ...In Oxfordshire, Recruiting Though I promised a man at Bruges, And another man at Ypres, That I would infallibly see him At Dunkirk.
The Loubets are, of course, Bitterly disappointed, But you can explain for me, 22 OUTLOOK ODES Can you not, my dear Tsar?
You understand, Do you not ?
The North Sea or German Ocean Fatigued you, Did it not ?
That is precisely what it did to me.
Fatigue is a good word.
I thank thee, Tsar, for that beautiful word fatigue.
All day Monday I felt so fatigued That I went and joined a Peace Society.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ah, ingrate that I am, Why ? O why ?
The North Sea or German Ocean, my dear Tsar, No doubt hath its pearls, It also hath other things, As, for example, a Dover-Ostend route.
I went on that route On Saturday last ; It is a nice route, I give you my word for it ; But the North Sea or German Ocean Also has An Ostend-Dover route, On which route I went On Sunday evening And part of Monday morning last.
Five hours, my dear Tsar, Had I of that Ostend-Dover route ; And I am now at a place called Thame ...In Oxfordshire, Recruiting Though I promised a man at Bruges, And another man at Ypres, That I would infallibly see him At Dunkirk.
The Loubets are, of course, Bitterly disappointed, But you can explain for me, 22 OUTLOOK ODES Can you not, my dear Tsar?
You understand, Do you not ?
The North Sea or German Ocean Fatigued you, Did it not ?
That is precisely what it did to me.
Fatigue is a good word.
I thank thee, Tsar, for that beautiful word fatigue.
All day Monday I felt so fatigued That I went and joined a Peace Society.
What to read after Outlook Odes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by T W H Thomas William Hodgson Crosland to read onlineMoreLess
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