Petti Rewop-Rewob sinned, List

Sir−It seems that Petti is a Mudled and Doubtful grew, for where in the chroniculaions of Hexatriximenia,Pandemonium, Duodecimo, Organigram, Niddlenoodle, Hunchforthworthness, Saskatchewan, Littermate, Acapulcone, Rednalrednow, AuhagSigolochysp, Waikikamukau, Anakraxet, Parapedago, Chicoutimi, Tantamount, Nathanometer, Euthanasia, Notschibikitschibi, Micumbergolleyinafoudebolley, Ocarina, Sparadrap, Whiriligig, or Mazinta can be found a Political (or Other) Gesture, my or may not I ask?

As for Yonder, it is not in the Hundred Acre Wood but on the left thigh, in the Isle of Batrony, where no Piglets, Undergraduates, or Police are, even disguised. Perhaps the Petti one has grown into his muddle-puddle because of the insinuous gruntings of a so-called review in your recent newspaper by Niel Wright, of K.K.'s efforts.

In the 57th edition of Winnie the Pooh, in which Pooh and Piglet go hunting and nearly catch a Wonzle

"Hallo!" said Piglet. "what are you doing?"

"Hunting," said Pooh.

This is an example of Lets Some Action. And in which we are introduced to Winnie-the-Pooh and some Bees, . . . "he said goodbye to the last branch, spun round three times and flew gracefully into a sortie-bush . . ."

This is Bower Power. so let James Mitchell (whoever he may be) and his collaborator end their days searchings in the chroniculations of the above-mentioned for Political (or Other) Gestures Undergraduates, Policemen Hundred Acre Woods, tiddleypoms, proprnsities, paper Tiggers, coup d'oeil, and yonirableflames, or none are to be Found, unless lies in themseleves are politics.

Sparadrap does not live!