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By Jack Joseph Smith

Sir; Welcome I say, wright this officer a poem; ked When plunginging,, I saw it is not easy to leave the ends of the Earth, and that includes math. in the class room and maybe that should includ those doing math back in the classroom

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GPT

"Sir; Welcome" repeats the address to an officer and links poem-making, plunging, the ends of the Earth, and classroom math.

Because this page is a cleaner duplicate of the upper page-229 material, it reads as a focused fragment. Its humor comes from treating poetic address, institutional authority, and schoolroom arithmetic as the same navigational problem.

Claude

A cleaner near-duplicate of the 'Sir; Welcome' fragment, ending at the classroom rather than the helm: the command to 'wright this officer a poem' and the thought that it is 'not easy to leave / the ends of the Earth, and that includes math' fold poetry, authority, and arithmetic into one navigational lesson.