The Collected Poems of Twh Crosland
The Collected Poems of Twh Crosland
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— (Why, sure !- Z)iW-ums want its liqueur ? . . . And, waiter — that cigar ! And, waiter — call the car ! — And, waiter — bring the bill ! — These ' neutrals ' make me ill !) " 128 July /, igi6 We were unprepared, We were most unwise ; We have been like that For centuries — But we've taught ourselves a thing or two, And we're muddling through.
Twenty-three months ! Twenty-three Men ! Oh, the muddle And muddle again ! — One can't deny it, because it's true- But we're muddling through.
Shells and... soldiers, Piles and files ; — The roar goes up On seventy miles : We know now what we always knew — We shall muddle through !
129 Oh, Banner of ours That shines in the wars, Oh, excellent bars Red, white, and blue, With glory in every fold of you- We shall muddle through !
130 To the Kaiser [With a Child's Drum] He was three years old, a mirthful, tumbling wight, To see your cohorts pass, he stood at stare, Unwitting, but pleased ; and out of his delight He laughed you forth a Vive VAngleterre.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— (Why, sure !- Z)iW-ums want its liqueur ? . . . And, waiter — that cigar ! And, waiter — call the car ! — And, waiter — bring the bill ! — These ' neutrals ' make me ill !) " 128 July /, igi6 We were unprepared, We were most unwise ; We have been like that For centuries — But we've taught ourselves a thing or two, And we're muddling through.
Twenty-three months ! Twenty-three Men ! Oh, the muddle And muddle again ! — One can't deny it, because it's true- But we're muddling through.
Shells and... soldiers, Piles and files ; — The roar goes up On seventy miles : We know now what we always knew — We shall muddle through !
129 Oh, Banner of ours That shines in the wars, Oh, excellent bars Red, white, and blue, With glory in every fold of you- We shall muddle through !
130 To the Kaiser [With a Child's Drum] He was three years old, a mirthful, tumbling wight, To see your cohorts pass, he stood at stare, Unwitting, but pleased ; and out of his delight He laughed you forth a Vive VAngleterre.
What to read after The Collected Poems of Twh Crosland?
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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