Dagonet Ditties From the Referee
Dagonet Ditties From the Referee
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First he smiled at a Briton, then ogled a Yank, Then bolted, and hailed the first cab ori the rank He drove to the station, and, catching the train, He sailed o'er the stormy and murderous main. He landed at Calais and fell at the feet Of the first pretty French girl he met in the street.
He asked for her hand, and the maiden replied, "Avec plaisir, m'sieu. Here's a church; step inside. " They were married at once, and next day they set sail By the London and Chatham's first outgoing mail 88 TH...E LAST DUKE Sir Algernon Borthwick, who edits the Post, Had received the first news from the opposite coast ; And the maids of our isles and the maids of the States In special editions were told of their fates.
" Peace with honour " at once was proclaimed 'twixt the fair (As neither had won what did either set care ?) ; And the Duke was much praised on both sides by the Press, And the little French Duchess is quite a success.
Go tbe THOUSAND welcomes let us sing To that dear old November fog Which harbingers the days that bring The early gas, the flaming log.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
First he smiled at a Briton, then ogled a Yank, Then bolted, and hailed the first cab ori the rank He drove to the station, and, catching the train, He sailed o'er the stormy and murderous main. He landed at Calais and fell at the feet Of the first pretty French girl he met in the street.
He asked for her hand, and the maiden replied, "Avec plaisir, m'sieu. Here's a church; step inside. " They were married at once, and next day they set sail By the London and Chatham's first outgoing mail 88 TH...E LAST DUKE Sir Algernon Borthwick, who edits the Post, Had received the first news from the opposite coast ; And the maids of our isles and the maids of the States In special editions were told of their fates.
" Peace with honour " at once was proclaimed 'twixt the fair (As neither had won what did either set care ?) ; And the Duke was much praised on both sides by the Press, And the little French Duchess is quite a success.
Go tbe THOUSAND welcomes let us sing To that dear old November fog Which harbingers the days that bring The early gas, the flaming log.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Robert Sims to read onlineMoreLess
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