II.

The trains that stop at Down Street--(Sing willow-waly-O!)--

They run through Hyde Park Corner as fast as they can go;

And trains at Hyde Park Corner that stop--(Oh dearie me!)--

Contrariwise at Down Street are "non-stop" as can be.

There's a man at Down Street Station--he came there years ago

To get to Hyde Park Corner--(Sing willow-waly-O!)--

And, as the trains go past him, 'tis pitiful to see

Him beat his breast and murmur, "Oh dearie, dearie me!"

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'"The Rev. R.S. ---- has accepted the post of librarian of Pussy House,

Oxford."--_Local Paper._

And will soon get to work on the catalogue.

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"WANTED--a middle-aged Witty Indian to read Bengali religious books and

capable of telling witty and fairy tales from 12 to 3 p.m."--_Indian

Paper._

This might suit Mr. GANDHI. If not witty, he is very good at fairy-tales.

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