Lab specimen · duplicate_h2 · Positive example
Duplicate h2, b
Two tunes came out of my thawing horn at once, and they were, to the note, the same tune.
Two tunes from one thawing horn
- Expected
- This page shares its H2 with its twin.
- Issue
duplicate_h2- Status
- 200
- Canonical
- this page
Wolves in Poland once howled off key beneath my window. This pained my ears. I went out with a tuning fork and drilled them until dawn. By spring they sang in four parts. A bishop hired the pack for Easter, and the eldest wolf now earns more than any tenor in Warsaw.
Generals have always sought my advice, and I have always charged for it. One old Austrian asked me how to win at Temesvar. I told him to stand on the other side. He did, and he won, although the people around him were quite surprised to find him there.
Up at the North Pole there is a real pole, and I put it there. It was my tent post. I stuck it in the ice one windy night and lost interest by morning. Every ship since has gone looking for it. Someone should really bring me back my tent.
Sheep can be counted only once, as I proved in Wales. I had reached nine thousand when one of them coughed, and I lost my place. I began again. Years went by, and my beard reached the fence. The flock at last grew bored and began to count me.
Pancakes in Russia can serve as a roof. A widow near Tula made me one so.