Summary

A. Hoatson,  Merry Words for Merry Children

“ Four frogs dressed in green, four rabbits in brown,
Four greyhounds well brushed and with spotless shirt-fronts,
Four pussies with tails hanging gracefully down.
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The frogs came up first, with their legs straddled wide.
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THE four solemn puggies inspected them all
And weighed them as gravely as if they were dead.
“The rabbits must carry the dinners for all;
It’s a fair handicap, as they’re quickest,” they said.
”
Source: Gutenberg

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