A. A. Milne,
Punch, Volume 147, Issue 3811…
(19th and 20th century)
“ The sun shines hot, but there's half a breeze, Enough to rustle the tree-tops, laddie, Only supposing there were some trees; The year's at the full and the morn's at eleven, It's a wonderful day just straight from Heaven, And this is a hole I can do in seven— Caddie, my driver, please.Three times a day from now till Monday week (Ten peerless days in all) I take my standVestured in some dégagé mode of breek (The chess-board touch, with squares that almost speak) , And lightly sketch my Slice into the Sand,As based on bigger men, but much of it unique... ”
