The Wizzywab
The Wizzywab
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Beware the dread Stockbroker] ax, With tangle-tape and sharkous jaw; Keep well beyond his ticker-teeth, Or he will snaff you in his maw.
Beware the Richquickhocuspoke ; Heed not his boastful, lieful bleats. He makes his meals on trusting Eels, And purrs with pleasure while he eats.
Beware the beauteous Vampire Bird; The Siren singing on the reef; And Lorelei, who lie and lie, To lure the Mariner to grief.
Beware the gilded Cabaret, With band of syncopated jazz, Where Birds that prey and Pish th...at pay Dance in a giddy razmadaz.
Johnnie Bob Under the Sea 83 Beware the sleuthous Motorcop, Who clocks you from his lair unseen, And follows on his put-put wheel To tie a tag on your machine. " Johnnie Bob buckled on the swimming bladder and the magic fins, then running to- wards the water leaped into the air and soared across the breakers in company with the Flying Fish. They soon dropped into the sea and swam leisurely along above a forest of sea weed.
From far over the water came faintly the voice of Marmalade : "Dear Johnnie Bob, most careful be, And hurry back to toast and tea.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Beware the dread Stockbroker] ax, With tangle-tape and sharkous jaw; Keep well beyond his ticker-teeth, Or he will snaff you in his maw.
Beware the Richquickhocuspoke ; Heed not his boastful, lieful bleats. He makes his meals on trusting Eels, And purrs with pleasure while he eats.
Beware the beauteous Vampire Bird; The Siren singing on the reef; And Lorelei, who lie and lie, To lure the Mariner to grief.
Beware the gilded Cabaret, With band of syncopated jazz, Where Birds that prey and Pish th...at pay Dance in a giddy razmadaz.
Johnnie Bob Under the Sea 83 Beware the sleuthous Motorcop, Who clocks you from his lair unseen, And follows on his put-put wheel To tie a tag on your machine. " Johnnie Bob buckled on the swimming bladder and the magic fins, then running to- wards the water leaped into the air and soared across the breakers in company with the Flying Fish. They soon dropped into the sea and swam leisurely along above a forest of sea weed.
From far over the water came faintly the voice of Marmalade : "Dear Johnnie Bob, most careful be, And hurry back to toast and tea.
What to read after The Wizzywab?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George W George Walter Caldwell to read onlineMoreLess
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