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Catching the Tide. The king ends up leaving prematurely, to the consternation of More and Alice, without eating, and laughing as he leaves some of his courtiers on the bank. This may seem cruel, but one can see his point about needing to catch the tide. When the Oxford and Cambridge boat race happens in the same kinds of boats on the same stretch of water today, the tides are very important in determining who wins.

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Catching the Tide. The king ends up leaving prematurely, to the consternation of More and Alice, without eating, and laughing as he leaves some of his courtiers on the bank. This may seem cruel, but one can see his point about needing to catch the tide. When the Oxford and Cambridge boat race happens in the same kinds of boats on the same stretch of water today, the tides are very important in determining who wins.

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catch eating same consternation cruel laughing courtiers important wins bank Oxford Cambridge prematurely race same boats water tide needing point leaves Alice king

The ends up leaving , to the of More and , without , and as he some of his on the . This may seem , but one can see his about to the . When the and boat happens in the kinds of on the stretch of today , the tides are very in determining who .

 
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