Punch, Or the London Charivari, volume 152, April 18, 1917
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_ Surely this is asking too much.
* * * * * "British troops in Macedonia are now in possession of Deltawah and Sindiyah, some thirty-five miles north of Bagdad, and of Falluyah on the Euphrates, thirty-six miles west of Bagdad. "--_Sunday Paper. _ We know on _Fluellen's_ authority that Macedon and Monmouth are very muchalike; and so, it seems, is Mesopotamia.
* * * * * BACK TO THE LAND.
The wintry days are with us still; The roads are deep in liquid dirt; The rain is wet, the wind i...s chill, And both are coming through my shirt; And yet my heart is light and gay; I shout aloud, I hum a snatch; Why am I full of mirth? To-day I'm planting my potato patch.
The KAISER sits and bites his nails In Pots- (or some adjoining) dam; He wonders why his peace talk fails And how to cope with Uncle Sam; The General Staff has got the hump; In vain each wicked scheme they hatch; I've handed them the final thump By planting my potato patch.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
_ Surely this is asking too much.
* * * * * "British troops in Macedonia are now in possession of Deltawah and Sindiyah, some thirty-five miles north of Bagdad, and of Falluyah on the Euphrates, thirty-six miles west of Bagdad. "--_Sunday Paper. _ We know on _Fluellen's_ authority that Macedon and Monmouth are very muchalike; and so, it seems, is Mesopotamia.
* * * * * BACK TO THE LAND.
The wintry days are with us still; The roads are deep in liquid dirt; The rain is wet, the wind i...s chill, And both are coming through my shirt; And yet my heart is light and gay; I shout aloud, I hum a snatch; Why am I full of mirth? To-day I'm planting my potato patch.
The KAISER sits and bites his nails In Pots- (or some adjoining) dam; He wonders why his peace talk fails And how to cope with Uncle Sam; The General Staff has got the hump; In vain each wicked scheme they hatch; I've handed them the final thump By planting my potato patch.
What to read after Punch, Or the London Charivari, volume 152, April 18, 1917?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Various to read onlineMoreLess
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