The Animals' Rebellion by Clifton Bingham
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page 8 of 22 (36%)
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A splendid sight to see.
The speech he made filled all with pride, As brave as brave could be: "For Country and for King," he cried, "On, on to victory!" The Advance Guard. Then marched they forth unto the fray A battle fierce took place next day; I'm told it was a fearful fight, That lasted quite from morn till night. Through hail of shot and rain of lead, His Rebel band the Tiger led; And found that when the fight was done A brilliant victory was won. In vain King Leo's gallant band (The Prince of Tails was in command) Essayed the Rebel force to beat-- The effort ended in defeat. Their cocoa-nuts, with deadly aim, The Monkeys threw, but all the same; |
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