A Nonsense Anthology by Unknown
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Wept buckets-full of tears;
They were relations of the dead, And had been friends for years. The Jabberwock upon the hill Gave forth a gloomy wail, When in his airy seat he sat, And told the awful tale. And who can wonder that it made That loving creature cry? For he had done the dreadful work And caused the things to die. That Jabberwock was passing bad-- That Jabberwock was wrong, And with this verdict I conclude One portion of my song. _Anonymous_. UFFIA When sporgles spanned the floreate mead And cogwogs gleet upon the lea, Uffia gopped to meet her love Who smeeged upon the equat sea. |
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