Lulu Gubrious

Lulu Gubrious by Hugh Lofting

Auntie Macassar remarks to Miss Lulu Gubrious that the weather is salubrious. Lulu disagrees, calling it monotonous, and worries that the rain might have forgotten them.

By Hugh Lofting · Genre: Poetry, Children's Literature, Humor · 56 words

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Said Auntie Macassar to Miss Lulu Gubrious / "Isn't the weather just simply salubrious? " / "Why, no," answered Lulu, "I think it's monotonous. / "Just think if the rain should have gone and forgotten us! "

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dialogue · verse · light verse · rhyming · children's poetry · humorous · whimsical · playful · witty · weather · family relationships · bickering

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