The Slant Book by Peter Newell
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A funny Son of sunny Greece Was standing near the curb, Beside his push-cart, wrapped in peace, That naught could well disturb But all at once he got a shock-- The Go-cart speeding down, Collided with his fancy stock And littered up the town! [Illustration] The runaway then swerved a bit And snapped a Hydrant, short; Which accident proved quite a hit Of rather novel sort The Water spouted in a jet As much as ten feet high, And all were soaked and nearly choked Who chanced to be nearby! [Illustration] A farmer's wife, Miss' Angy Moore, Was trudging up the grade. A basketful of eggs she bore To barter with in trade |
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