Frederick Moxon, ../../ (1913)
“ Bold Sir Christopher Jenkinson Jones.) But Christopher moaned not one least little mite; He seized on his lance, tried and trusted, And just as the beast at his head made a bite, He punctured its paws, fore, hind, left, and right, And both of its eye-lamps bangbusted ! Thus crippled, and blind, and exploding with rage, Did the Automobilicus perish. (The rest of the tale you have guessed, I ’ll engage: How the knight was so tired that he dreamed of an age When rubber-tired monsters would flourish.) So leave we, where deeply he drones, Brave Sir Christopher Jenkinson Jones. ”
