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I.j The Teds and John- attend a fair
To see a gceat balloonist there.
But while excitedly they look,
They're tangled in an anchor-hook.
2.The aeronaut;r surprised, alarmed.
Falls from his basket quite unharmed.
The( frightened iTeds, all hand in hand,
Are 'whirled a mile above the land!
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3.1 But with vast bravery and skill
They shin the anchor-rope, until
They're safe, and then, with one accora,
They promptly haul poor. John, aboard.
What joy to navigate' the air
And race the birds' and breezes there!
The lands that far below them lay
All-seemed to race the other way.
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5. All trips must end, the more' the pity..
.They new too low above city,'
'And tramped,-ker-smash! against a steeple
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6. The many ropes on their balloon
They tied together very soon;;
And slid to earth with manner foud,
Tbe.ecntejvota gsping crowd.