Summary

Fugitive Poetry. 1600–1878 — The Owl's Revenge (1878)

“ And peered for his dad, and said, "You're long
But he hooted for joy, when he presently saw
His sire, with a full-grown mouse in his claw.
Oh what a supper they had that night!
All was feasting and delight;
Who most can chatter, or cram, they strive,
They were the merriest owls alive.
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