Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 152, March 7, 1917 by Various
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Ice-cold from some O.P.,
And in the East is burning Aurora's heraldry, That spark she fails to waken With which of yore I glowed, Who, fain of eggs and bacon, Tramp ravening down the road, Aware, with self-despising, Which interests me most-- The silvery mists a-rising Or marmalade and toast. Such are the War-bard's passions-- Rank seedlings of a time That chokes with maths and rations The bursting buds of rhyme. [1]: Field Artillery Training * * * * * A ROMANCE OF RATIONS. "Not like to like, but like in difference." "_The Princess._" I have always misjudged Victorine--I admit it now with shame. While other girls have become engaged--and disengaged quite soon after--she has |
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