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Knox: The Everlasting Percy
And hear the mowers mowing hay,
And smell the great sea far away!
And always keeping—cars be blowed!—
Well on the wrong side of the road,
And never heeding hoots nor warners,
Especially around the corners,
For even down the steepest hill
Redemption saves me from a spill.
I have a flapper on the carrier
And some day I am going to marry her.
E. v. KNOX
ON BUNGALOID GROWTH
When England's multitudes observed with frowns
That those who came before had spoiled the towns,
'This can no longer be endured' they cried,
And set to work to spoil the countryside.
C. D. B. ELLIS
HEAD AND HEART
I put my hand upon my heart
And swore that we should never part—
I wonder what I should have said
If I had put it on my head.
COMMUTERS
COMMUTER—one who spends his life
In riding to and from his wife;
A man who shaves and takes a train
And then rides back to shave again.
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B. ELLIS
E. B. WHITE