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Dreams of a Kitten
Page 191
'Cause he never could hold down
That old second base
Like his name sake,
Big Nap Lay'-oo-way.
Baseball, baseball
Ain't it a dandy old game?
The gen'ral of France
Couldn't lead 'em like Chance,
So no wonder his Waterloo came.
If down in his pocket
Napoleon had dug,
Had paid his five francs
To see Tyrus Cobb slug,
He'd have said, I give up:
I'm a bug, I'm a bug!
Gee! it's a wonderful game
Written by Ring Lardner.