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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
THE VISITORS' BOOK; BOURTON-ON-THE-WATER (AFTER LUNCH), by RONALD ARBUTHNOTT KNOX Poet's Biography
First Line: The placid windrush running by
Last Line: We'll drink all burton out of beer.
Subject(s): Oxford University
First Line: The placid windrush running by
Last Line: We'll drink all burton out of beer.
Subject(s): Oxford University
"THE placid Windrush running by
Attracts the weary traveller's eye";
So far I may with safety quote --
But not the weary traveller's throat.
Bourton on Water? Rather here
We'll drink all Burton out of Beer.
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