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Do not we rather   Written by Tarn (2/24/2011 8:19 a.m.) in consequence of the missive, Week 5: Haiku again :), penned by Laraine
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surpass your expectations?


I am sure we do.
(30)

I found an online version of the cablegate Haiku-finder and ran the text of Emma through it. It has yielded a wealth of inadvertent Haiku (I was expecting only one or two).

I can't claim authorship, of course, but love this one about Mrs Elton from this weeks reading:

And now, Miss Woodhouse,
I do not think I shall mind
seeing them again.
(32)

Also from this weeks reading (with Mrs Elton-like solecisms):

"Can the old lady?"...
"The old lady! No, the young
lady, to be sure."
(29)

I am sure we do.
I am sure you did not much
expect to like us.
(30)

Woodhouse, I wish you
had heard his gallant speeches
to me at dinner.
(35)

Churchill does every
thing that any other fine
lady ever did.
(36)

And there are nearly two dozen more.


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