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JUDGE Drawings and Verse The Miscegenetic Zebra The zebra, born both black and white, Is just the jungle clown; The lionesses hunt him up, The lions hunt him down, His life, in consequence. is brief And seems inclined to end in grief. And so, you see, between the two He's more contented in the zoo. hav Tea The Cat Eg Bei TS) The cat's a very pretty thing, Up on the roof she has her fling: The little kittens come and dance, And Mama takes another chance. SS) 2a aaa \ The Penguin The little penguins look alike, nas Ike resembles Mike; : so gentle and so nice— keeps these little birds on ice. : The Jungle Pest The Turtle This cheerful picture shows the fate Deserved by William Smith—the late. When he had killed two lions, he Was killed in turn by Number Threes He lives on flies and people’s toes, The lion's notable behavior He snaps such trifles as he goes. The turtle doesn’t leap or dance, He doesn’t leave a thing to chance; Was published in the rotogravure. 15 comicbooks.com