IV.

Such a piece of perpetual motion,

Full of bother

And pother,

Would make paralytic old Bridget

A Fidget.

So you see (to _my_ notion),

Better leave our downy

Diminutive browny

Alone, near his "diggings;"

Ever free to pursue,

Rush round, and renew

His loved vaulting

Unhalting,

His whirling,

And curling,

And twirling,

And swirling,

And his ways, on the whole

So unsteady!

'Pon my soul,

Having gazed

Quite amazed,

On each wonderful antic

And summersault frantic,

For just a bare minute,

My head, it feels whizzy;

My eyesight's grown dizzy;

And both legs, unstable

As a ghost's tipping table,

Seem waltzing, already!

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