Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 653
meaning is clear. T was the bold Sir Thingumbob, he cast aside his book;On the floor he cast his cushion, through the door he cast a look.The cushion fell upon the cat (whose rage thereat was great),And the look fell on Sir Whats-his-name, a-coming through the gate. Up rose Sir Thingumbob, and on… … ^^- In sooth! exclaimed Sir Thingumbob (which means, T is very true),How fortunately it fell out that I fell in with you!Come on,- Sir Whats-his-name exclaimed, as quickly as you can !We 11 get Sir Something-or-other,—I must tell you both my plan! Sir Whats-his-name then told his plan, which was…
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