Rackham, Arthur, 1867-1939 · London : Cassell · leaf 40
maker of ghosts, to whom he gave a facetious poke withthe pick handle and began to chant as usual— Oh ! what a painful sight ! Tis plainThe gentleman is lost again.Little Janes uncle, and Jacks papa,With a whobblechick wagstep and ha, ha, ha !What have you got, and what will you payThe yellow dwarf… … In spite of his protests, they bore him off. The little man gave an ugly leer and said— Add to that a bushel of sense,Mixed with the best experience ;Else for ever in slavery groan,For Ill have ye, and work ye to skin and bone.With a rum-tum-ti, and a rum-tum-toe,A tee-to-tum, and a ho, ho, ho !…
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