The Rocket Book by Peter Newell
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page 14 of 16 (87%)
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Gus Gummer long had set his head
Upon some strange invention. "Be careful, Gus," his good wife said; "It might explode. I mention--" Just then the pesky rocket flared And wrecked that Yankee notion. "I feared as much!" his wife declared; Then fainted from emotion. [Illustration: EIGHTEENTH FLAT] NINETEENTH FLAT While Burt was on his hobby-horse And riding it like mad, The rocket on its fiery course Upset the startled lad. The frightened pony plunged a lot, Like Fury playing tag. "Whoa, Spot!" said Burt. "Who would have thought You such a fiery nag!" |
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