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A man may avoid the Nin-com-poop / By flying fast and far. / And even subdue the Scalawag / By stratagems of war.
And he even may dodge the Fly-up-the-Creek / If he's lucky and does not fear; / And sometimes conquer the powerful chump. / Though the victory cost him dear.
And a brave man may do up the Galoot, / Though it be a terrible fight, / But no man yet has escaped from the clutch / Of the terrible Blatherskite.