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Harper's Round Table, September 1, 1896

THE JUJUBE MAN.

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BY ALBERT LEE.

At the foot of Spice Lane, in Carameltown, Lives a funny little jujube fellow; His body is red and his legs are brown, And his hands and his feet are yellow. This jujube man has a nice little farm, With a rooster, a hen, and a hog, All well watched over and kept from harm By a little red jujube dog. But the jujube man does not like the heat, For it almost makes him melt,— And his head bends over 'most down to his feet, And his toes bend up to his belt.

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