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| xxi. |
Loverland |
48 |
| xxii. |
Homeland |
53 |
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PART II |
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CHILDISH COMPLAINTS AND OTHER RUTHLESS RHYMES |
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Childish Complaints— |
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Prelude |
57 |
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Appendicitis |
61 |
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Whooping-Cough |
61 |
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Measles |
62 |
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Adenoids |
62 |
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Croup |
62 |
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Ruthless Rhymes— |
| i. |
Mother-Wit |
63 |
| ii. |
Uncle Joe |
64 |
| iii. |
Aunt Eliza |
65 |
| iv. |
Absent-mindedness |
66 |
| v. |
John |
68 |
| vi. |
Baby |
71 |
| vii. |
The Cat |
72 |
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PART III |
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PERVERTED PROVERBS |
| i. |
'Virtue is its own Reward' |
77 |
| ii. |
'Enough is as Good as a Feast' |
86 |
| iii. |
'Don't Buy a Pig in a Poke' |
89 |
| iv. |
'Learn to Take Things Easily' |
91 |
| v. |
'A Rolling Stone Gathers no Moss' |
92 |
| vi. |
'It is Never Too Late to Mend' |
96 |
| vii. |
'A Bad Workman Complains of his Tools' |
99 |
| viii. |
'Don't Look a Gift-horse in the Mouth' |
100 |
| ix. |
Potpourri |
103 |
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PART IV |
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OTHER VERSES |
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Bill |
111 |
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