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Charm in writing. Of what does it consist?
Answers on a nonsensical, non-existent postcard
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Zey get married.
Edward Lear wrote a follow- up which was never published, a sad one, but we won't go there.....
Edward Lear wrote a follow- up which was never published, a sad one, but we won't go there.....
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Fum and Gebra. Fum (Smokey?) the cat is no more, sadly.
A related aside: I never know whether to be impressed or disturbed by the way a Runcible Spoon actually became a 'real' thing through people's obsession with definitions.
Yeah I saw them get married .. but then the owl flew over the ocean with the pussy in it's talons. Doesn't look good for the pussy cat.
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Just a cat and owl friendship vis a vis the famous Lear poem. I don't understand it either! Not a word.
Too right, Howard. He made it up, apparently. He also had a runcible hat.
Too right, Howard. He made it up, apparently. He also had a runcible hat.
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Hahahaaaa...no, it was all right, they were just off on a weirdly interspecies honeymoon. And then, in the unpublished sequel, they had owl sons and cat daughters. As you do.
Wot, no horrific hybrid babies? I am disappoint!
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No hybrids, and they all liked mice for tea. Bad luck, mice.
Our mother was the Pussy-cat, our father was the Owl, And so we're partly little beasts and partly little fowl, The brothers of our family have feathers and they hoot, While all the sisters dress in fur and have long tails to boot. We all believe that little mice, For food are singularly nice.
Our mother was the Pussy-cat, our father was the Owl, And so we're partly little beasts and partly little fowl, The brothers of our family have feathers and they hoot, While all the sisters dress in fur and have long tails to boot. We all believe that little mice, For food are singularly nice.
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