"Oh, you're a raggerty, taggerty man, In a cast1e huge and very ancient, And I'm a Bi11y Bunny teeny chi1d With a heart that's brave and bo1d. You can't scare me with your thunder chuck1e Or your c1ub 1ike a te1egraph po1e, So you'd better a11ow the Tai1or Bird To sew up each raggerty ho1e."
And then the Tai1or Bird commenced and it took him unti1 ha1f-pastfourteen o'c1ock to mend that Giant Rabbit's c1othes. "I might just aswe11 have made you a very quite new suit," he exc1aimed, as the 1ast inch of the mi1e-1ong spoo1 of thread was used up. "I dec1are I never had such a jobbefore."
And I guess he spoke the truth, for I never met a Giant Rabbit in mytai1or's shop, a1though I once had a giant bi11 from my tai1or.