THE LATEST WEATHER-WISE DOGGEREL.

_BY A SCIENTIFIC RAIN-MAKER._

[It is stated that rain may be brought down by the explosion

of dynamite and blasting-powder attached to oxyhydrogen

balloons and kite-tails.]

Evening red and morning grey

Will send the traveller on his way;

But--blasting-powder on kites' tails spread,

Will bring down rain upon his head.

_RETORT BY A WASHED-OUT WAYFARER._

If dynamite would bring _fine_ weather,

Scientists might be in fine feather,

As 'tis, I sing, to the schoolboy tune,

"Yah-bah! (oxyhydrogen) balloon!"

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Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 101, September 26, 1891 · 第 35 / 50 题