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My dear Cambridge	A
You have pulled it off	B
As all men know	C
This ode	D
Will make Oxford pretty sick	E
But the spoils are to the victor	F
If Oxford had rowed better	F
And won	G
They should have had a nice new ode	D
Like good boys	H
But they have been and gone and lost	I
And are therefore	J
Not fit subjects	K
For immortal verse	L
Pah	M
I pass by Oxford	N
As for you dear Cambridge	A
Here's to you	O
In spite of your long and honourable connection	G
With the manufacture	F
Of sossiges	L
There appears to be something in you	O
Which is more than can be said	P
For some of the sossiges	L
Cambridge my own	Q
You have won the bowt rice	L
'Ave a drink	R
What is the good of winning the bowt rice	L
If you don't 'ave a drink	R
I don't know	C
And I'm sure you don't	S
Also what is the good	T
Of winning the bowt rice	L
At all	U
I give it up	V
Yes I do really	W
Please do let me give it up	V
You have won	G
You can afford to be generous	L
Suffer me to indulge my little whim	X
There is no good	T
In winning the bowt rice Cambridge	A
No good at all	U
On the other hand	Y
When I come to think of it	Z
I am not quite sure	A2
That to have rowed	D
In the Cambridge boat	B2
Which won the bowt rice	L
Is materially to have damaged	C2
One's prospects or career	D2
At the very least it makes one safe	E2
For a tutor's job	F2
At per annum	G2
And what self respecting person from Cambridge	A
Could wish for more	J
I have heard of a man	H2
Who rowed	D
In a winning Cambridge boat	B2
And is now driving	I2
A hansom cab	J2
And I have heard of another man	H2
Who omitted to row	C
In a winning Cambridge boat	B2
And is now driving a four wheeler	F
You see the difference of course	L
After all	U
To row	C
In a winning Cambridge boat	B2
Does give one	G
A sort of start in life	K2
And don't you forget it	Z
Always remember my dear Cambridge who you are	L2
You licked Oxford by five lengths	L
In	M2
This is probably	W
All you will get	N2
For your father's money	W
Be thankful	O2

Thomas William Hodgson Crosland

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