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THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE, JANUARY 12, 190S.
"FLUFFY IN THE TROPICS"
being' quite the fashion to evade the:
winters cold.
FluffV Kuffles boarded shio all 7
eager to behold
he sights that in the tropic lands
enrapture tourists eyes
er irunKs sne pacicea wun snow
white garb and said her brief good
Byes
The English swells and Soldiers who
are on Jamaica Isle, . ' .
And have an eye for beauty, thought
her fully worth the while. .
They came aboard to see ' her off
al least that's what they said.
They came aboard to see her on
and seeing thus they stayed.
At Panama some army men fell
eagerly in line;
At ancient Cartagena town a poet
sighed "Be Minel"
At Trinidad a merchant prince be
came one of the- train ;
At Barbados an English lord enrap
turedly did deign
And so it went from place to place:
a count at Gaudeloupe;
St. Thomas gave a Danish beau who
had a languid stoop,
And just alike the lord, the count, the
soldiers and the beau
For everywhere that Fluffy went
they all were sure to go.
So Fluffy found the ship at last too
crowded, yet wefl bred;
She laughed a tired little laugh and
then she firmly said,
"It may be just the swagger thing
these tropic seas to roam; -
I think I've journeyed long enough,
so I shall go back home I"
ar - -
miace.
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