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The Song of the Flannelette.

It's a very good material, and very useful, too, If you've got too many children, there s an easy thing to do , You dress them all in flannelette, and light a candle near, And the funeral's to-morrow, and a little white-plumed bier. Ah! flannelette, flannelette. Of the Coroner a pet, For you bring: him in his fees, and his learned mind don't tease. It's very simple— "Burnt through flannelette !"

A Darwin we are seeking, but he's very hard to find (But a Customs ease decision the truth can't always bind). What's the origin of species of the dutied flannelette? For the tree or sheep it grew on is to be discovered 1 yet. Ah! flannelette', flannelette, The "Reaper's" favourite fishine net. If someone calls you wool he's labelled straight a fool, But he musn't call you cotton flanelette! — Melbourne "Punch."

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Free Lance, Volume III, Issue 154, 13 June 1903, Page 22

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145

The Song of the Flannelette. Free Lance, Volume III, Issue 154, 13 June 1903, Page 22

The Song of the Flannelette. Free Lance, Volume III, Issue 154, 13 June 1903, Page 22

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