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Don't forget at the Zoo'
To take a good view / Of the funny old bear, / Who climbs out of his lair / Up a pole -- Look, he's here, / With his figure so queer, / And his thick clumsy paws, / And his bun-seeking jaws. / On the end of a stick / Place a bun -- "Now quick, / Master Bertie" -- and, snap! -- / What an awful red trap! -- / The bun's out of sight, / But one more will delight / Father Bruin up there, / For his appetite's rare, / And he never says "No" / To a dozen or so.