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Little Willie, with a curse

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Little Willie, with a curse
Threw the teapot at the nurse.
When it struck her on the nose,
His father cheered, “How straight he throws!”

And what I believe to be an earlier version:

Willie, with a frightful curse,
Flung the coffee-mill at nurse,
As it caught her on the nose,
Father said, “How straight he thows”

–”Eros”

Published in The Westminster Problems Book, 1908.

This book consists of work contributed to the Problems and Prizes page of The Saturday Westminster Gazette from February 1905 till the end of 1907.

Smith, N.G. Royde (comp.), The Westminster Problems Book, London: Methuen, 1908.



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