Frenchmen Froth
A poem by J.R.R. Tolkien
Frenchmen Froth is a song written by J.R.R. Tolkien, to be sung to the tune of The Vicar of Bray. It is published as the 26th song in Songs for the Philologists in 1936.
Poem excerpt
Frenchmen Froth
Though Frenchmen froth with furious sound
And fill our frousty mansions,
And gurgling uvulas are ground,
And tremblers pay 'attention';
Though History roll in dreary round
Colonial expansion,
And king and parliamentary hound,
And constitutional sanction,
This is my faith, I do maintain, until the stars shall fall, sir!
Let other lands be what they claim, is England best of all, sir!
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