Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 152, February 28, 1917 by Various
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Invades this warring isle,
And my beloved Germania brings Wearing her largest smile; When close about her waist I coil And mouth to mouth apply, Not SNOWDEN, patriot son of toil, Will be more pleased than I. When round the No-Conscription board The wines of Rhineland flow, And many a rousing _Hoch!_ is roared To toast the _status quo_; When o'er the swiftly-circling bowl Our happy tears run dry, Not PONSONBY, that loyal soul, Will be more pleased than I. When sausages and sauerkraut Fulfil the air with spice, And loosened tongues the praise shall shout Of Peace-at-any-price; When German weeds our lips employ And hearts are full and high, Not CHARLES TREVELYAN, blind with joy, Will be more pleased than I. Stone walls do not my feet confine Nor yet a barbed-wire cage; I talk at large and claim as mine The freeman's heritage; |
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