The Cruise of the Noah's Ark by David Magie Cory
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page 30 of 78 (38%)
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[Illustration: The Weathercock called out that he could see the little red
Ant on the life-preserver.] MAN OVERBOARD Wake up! Wake up! and sing your song As we roll merrily along. Above the meadow sings the lark, So let us sing aboard the Ark. "There goes the Weathercock," cooed the Dove, flying over to the porthole and looking out over the bright blue ocean. "Tell him I'll get up in a minute," yawned Marjorie. So the Dove, who slept in Marjorie's cabin in a pretty gilt cage, spoke to the Weathercock, after which she commenced to sing: There's a robin in the woodland, There's a robin in the sea, But they are just as different As different can be. The one that's in the forest Has feathers and a tail; The one that's in the ocean Has a scaly coat of mail. The robin in the forest |
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