Mrs. Leo Hunter’s most acclaimed work, channeled by Charles Dickens
The ode reminds me P.G. Wodehouse's parody, "A Vignette in Verse":
When cares attack and life seems black,
How sweet it is to pot a yak,
Or puncture hares and grizzly bears,
And others I could mention;
But in my Animals "Who's Who"
No name stands higher than the Gnu;
And each new gnu that comes in view
Receives my prompt attention....
If only photography had been invented, she could have included pictures.
The ode reminds me P.G. Wodehouse's parody, "A Vignette in Verse":
When cares attack and life seems black,
How sweet it is to pot a yak,
Or puncture hares and grizzly bears,
And others I could mention;
But in my Animals "Who's Who"
No name stands higher than the Gnu;
And each new gnu that comes in view
Receives my prompt attention....
If only photography had been invented, she could have included pictures.