The Wit and Humor of America, Volume III. (of X.) by Various
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page 154 of 202 (76%)
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Clumb up a tree
To see What he could see, When presentlee Uncle Jim Clumb up beside of him And squatted down by he. THE LITTLE MOCK-MAN BY JAMES WHITCOMB RILEY The Little Mock-man on the Stairs-- He mocks the lady's horse 'at rares At bi-sickles an' things,-- He mocks the mens 'at rides 'em, too; An' mocks the Movers, drivin' through, An' hollers "Here's the way _you_ do With them-air hitchin'-strings!" "Ho! ho!" he'll say, Ole Settlers' Day, When they're all jogglin' by,-- "You look like _this_," He'll say, an' twis' His mouth an' squint his eye An' 'tend like _he_ wuz beat the bass |
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