angaroo hop.

    For ; like a pea in a saucepan; or a new rubber ball on a nursery floor.

    o!

    ucked up  legs; uck out ail for a balance-weighe Darling Downs.

    o!

    Still ran Dingo--tired-Dog Dingo-- of it op.

    t-pans, and said, Its five oclock.

    Do Dingo--Poor Dog Dingo--always  ongue and howled.

    Do Kangaroo--Old Man Kangaroo--stuck out ail like a milking-stool bes finished!

    tleman,  you grateful to Yellohank him for all he has done for you?

    tired Old Kangaroo-- of t of my regular meal-times; ered my s it back; and ch my legs.

    taken, but didnt you ask me to make you different from all oto make you very truly souger? And no is five oclock.

    Yes, said Kangaroo. I  you  by cations, but tical joke.

    Joke! said Nqong from  again and Ill wle up Dingo and run your hind legs off.

    No, said t apologise. Legs are legs, and you neednt alter em so far as I am concerned. I only meant to explain to Your Lordliness t Ive o eat since morning, and Im very empty indeed.

    Yes, said Dingo--Yello in tuation. Ive made  from all ot w may I ea?

    t-pan, Come and ask me about it tomorroo wash.

    So t in tralia, Old Man Kangaroo and Yello.

    th-filling song

    Of t was run by a Boomer,

    Run in a single burst--only event of its kind--

    Started by big God Nqong from arrigaborrigarooma,

    Old Man Kangaroo first: Yellow-Dog Dingo behind.

    Kangaroo bounded away,

    ons--