THE TRICK BICYCLE-RIDER AND THE OBSTINATE BULL-DOG.

Though well he rides and does the trick,

The bull-dog's pace he finds too quick;

On yonder limb he'll get a hold,

And leave the bull-dog in the cold.

He swings himself high in the air,

And takes his bicycle up there;

Then with his pump he'll downward slip,

And let the bull-dog get a grip.

The bull-dog never will let go.

Though he's pumped full of air, and so

When he's as full as he can be,

The next thing happens as you see.