Lab specimen · duplicate_h2 · Near miss
Duplicate h2, near miss
Two tunes came out of my thawing horn at once, and they were, to the note, the same tune.
Two tunes from one frozen horn
- Expected
- This H2 differs by one word from a duplicated pair.
- Issue
duplicate_h2- Status
- 200
- Canonical
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Dragons make good stoves if you treat them fairly. One in the Carpathians gave me a warm winter in return for a bag of coal and a kind word. I roasted chestnuts on its nose. In spring it flew off, and my heating bills have been terrible since.
A snail raced me from Naples to Rome, and I let him win. It took seven years, with stops. The crowds were dreadful. At the finish he was given a laurel no bigger than a coin, and he cried. I have seldom been so moved by an athlete.
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.
Compasses point north because I owe money in the south. At least, mine does. It swung away from Spain with great care and saved me many awkward talks. An honest one would have led me straight to an innkeeper in Seville, and he has a long memory and a longer stick.
Wigs were in fashion at Versailles, and mine was the tallest. Swallows nested near the top. A.