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PUFFIN BOOKS OTHER BOOKS BY QUENTIN BLAKE TITLE PAGE DEDICATION COPYRIGHT CONTENTS INTRODUCTION THE WORLD TURNED UPSIDE DOWN from The World Turned Upside Down – ANONYMOUS I saw a Peacock – ANONYMOUS Uptown, Downtown – CLYDE WATSON One Fine Day in the Middle of the Night – ANONYMOUS I Saw iij Hedles Playen at a Ball – ANONYMOUS I Went to the Pictures Tomorrow – PLAYGROUND RHYME Topsyturvey-world – WILLIAM BRIGHTY RANDS When I Went Out for a Walk One Day – ANONYMOUS Sensible Questions – MARGARET MAHY CHORTLING AND GALUMPHING Jabberwocky – LEWIS CARROLL To Marie – ANONYMOUS Typo – RUSSELL HOBAN The Lugubrious Whing-whang – JAMES WHITCOMB RILEY Belagcholly Days – ANONYMOUS A RECIPE FOR INDIGESTION Dilly Dilly Piccalilli – CLYDE WATSON Ever Eaten – ROGER MCGOUGH Bleezer’s Ice-cream – JACK PRELUTSKY The Remarkable Cake – MARGARET MAHY ‘I’ve Eaten Many Strange and Scrumptious Dishes…’ – ROALD DAHL Brother and Sister – LEWIS CARROLL You Must Never Bath in an Irish Stew – SPIKE MILLIGAN The Friendly Cinnamon Bun – RUSSELL HOBAN Buttons – WALTER DE LA MARE The Walrus and the Carpenter – LEWIS CARROLL Minnow Minnie – SHEL SILVERSTEIN PORTRAITS FROM LIFE Fame was a Claim of Uncle Ed’s – OGDEN NASH from Melodies – LEWIS CARROLL There was an Old Person of Slough – EDWARD LEAR Incidents in the Life of my Uncle Arley – EDWARD LEAR There was an Old Person in Gray – EDWARD LEAR Moonshine – WALTER DE LA MARE Jerry Hall – ANONYMOUS Some Aunts and Uncles – MERVYN PEAKE Mrs McPhee – CHARLES CAUSLEY There was a Mad Man – ANONYMOUS A FRIEND TO THE CHILDREN The Yak – HILAIRE BELLOC A Sunnit to the Big Ox – ANONYMOUS The Elephant, or The Force of Habit – A. E. HOUSMAN Eletelephony – LAURA RICHARDS from The Crocodile or, Public Decency – A. E. HOUSMAN The Purist – OGDEN NASH Some Verses to Snaix – ANONYMOUS S F – ERNEST LEVERETT The Mad Hatter’s Song – LEWIS CARROLL THE DEDICATED TRAVELLER Anfruca – RUSSELL HOBAN The Owl and the Pussy-cat – EDWARD LEAR The Island of Llince – N. M. BODECKER On the Ning Nang Nong – SPIKE MILLIGAN The Jumblies – EDWARD LEAR How I Brought the Good News from Aix to Ghent or, Vice Versa – W. C. SELLAR AND R. J. YEATMAN The Nutcrackers and the Sugar-tongs – EDWARD LEAR The Road to Zoagli – MAX BEERBOHM O’er Seas that Have no Beaches – MERVYN PEAKE THE BONGALOO AND THE SCRUNCH A Quadrupedremian Song – THOMAS HOOD The Wendigo – OGDEN NASH The Utter Zoo Alphabet – EDWARD GOREY The Blunderblat – COLIN WEST The Bongaloo – SPIKE MILLIGAN ‘There is No Knowing What We Shall See!’… – ROALD DAHL The Underwater Wibbles – JACK PRELUTSKY The Worst – SHEL SILVERSTEIN AN AREA OF UNCERTAINTY A Chronicle – ANONYMOUS There’s a Rather Odd Couple in Herts – EDWARD GOREY Indirections – JOHN YEOMAN The Mad Gardener’s Song – LEWIS CARROLL Gazebos – ROGER MCGOUGH The Amphisbaena or, The Limits of Human Knowledge – A. E. HOUSMAN Wobble-dee-woo – COLIN WEST From Number Nine, Penwiper Mews – EDWARD GOREY The Ahkond of Swat – EDWARD LEAR FLAMINGOES RULE OLÉ ! As I Went Over the Water – ANONYMOUS There was an Old Man with a Beard – EDWARD LEAR There was an Old Man of Dumbree – EDWARD LEAR Pooem – JOHN UPDIKE The Duck – LORD ALFRED DOUGLAS Goosey, Goosey, Gander – ANONYMOUS Little Birds – LEWIS CARROLL Ever See – ROGER MCGOUGH SPEAK ROUGHLY TO YOUR LITTLE BOY The Duchess’s Lullaby – LEWIS CARROLL Franklin Hyde – HILAIRE B ELLOC The Happy Family – JOHN CIARDI Politeness – HARRY GRAHAM The Willow-tree – WILLIAM MAKEPEACE THACKERAY Purple William or, The Liar’s Doom – A. E. HOUSMAN Inconsiderate Hannah – HARRY GRAHAM DEPARTMENT OF FACTS AND QUERIES An Unexpected Fact – EDWARD CANNON Scientific Proof – J. W. FOLEY The Flies Crawled up the Window – ELLIS AND FURBER The Lazy Roof – GELETT BURGESS Strange Meeting – JOHN YEOMAN Capacity – JOHN UPDIKE Father William – LEWIS CARROLL The Sea Serpant – WALLACE IRWIN There was an Old Man in a Trunk – OGDEN NASH The White Knight’s Ballad – LEWIS CARROLL Planting a Mailbox – JOHN UPDIKE I WISH I WERE A JELLY FISH Triolet – G. K. CHESTERTON Poems of Mystery and Imagination (No. 1) – ROGER MCGOUGH The Sword-fish – LORD ALFRED DOUGLAS The Cod – LORD ALFRED DOUGLAS Afternoon of a Prawn – KIT WRIGHT It Makes a Change – MERVYN PEAKE STICKY ENDS The Babe – EDWARD GOREY Little Willie’s Dead – ANONYMOUS The Lion – OGDEN NASH Waste – HARRY GRAHAM Idyll – J. B. MORTON Sally Simpkin’s Lament – THOMAS HOOD On the Accidental Death of an Officer of the Salvation Army – A. E. HOUSMAN Kitty – COLIN WEST DISTRACTING CREATURES Said the Monkey to the Donkey – ANONYMOUS A Cat Came Dancing out of a Barn – ANONYMOUS The Comic Adventures of Old Mother Hubbard and her Dog – ANONYMOUS Nine Mice – JACK PRELUTSKY Vladimir’s Song from ‘Waiting for Godot’ – SAMUEL BECKETT Old Mother Hubbard and Her Dog Revisited – JOHN YEOMAN The Story of the Man that Went Out Shooting – DRH EINRICH HOFFMAN Fur and Feathers – A. B. ‘ BANJO ’ PATERSON The Monkey’s Glue – GOLDWIN GOLDSMITH The Monkey’s Wedding – ANONYMOUS A GAMUT OF ACHIEVEMENTS Simple Simon – ANONYMOUS Science for the Young – WALLACE IRWIN Hooray for Captain Spaulding – BERT KALMAR AND HARRY RUBY The Adventures of Isabel – OGDEN NASH Knots – JOHN YEOMAN Bones – WALTER DE LA MARE The Reluctant Hero – MARGARET MAHY INDEX OF POETS INDEX OF FIRST LINES ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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