Grant Poetry: 1880
LITTLE DROPS.
Little Streaks of Lightning, Little
Nubs of News, Make the Sleep-
iest Husband Get up
and Peruse.
Little Canuk Councils, Envy in
Their Wigs, Ostracise Our
Cattle, and Like-
wise Our
Pigs.1
Little Sailor Alfred Compliments
Our Acts2, Oleomargarine is
Liable to Tax3.
Little Mississippi, Has a Small Cy-
clone, Twenty-Two are
Slaughtered; Num-
ber Hurt Un-
known4,
And the Little Minutes, Humble tho'
They be, Bring us Near the
Time of President
U. S. G.
(The Argus, 28 April 1880.)
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