Then said the Poet--

'As you've no bags it's plain to see

A traveller you cannot be;

And as a swag you haven't either

You cannot be a swagman neither.

For travellers must carry bags,

And swagmen have to hump their swags

Like bottle-ohs or ragmen.

As you have neither swag nor bag

You must remain a simple wag,

And not a swag- or bagman.'

[Illustration]

'Dear me,' said Bunyip Bluegum, 'I never thought of that. What must I do

in order to see the world without carrying swags or bags?'

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