Peter's penny popped out.(News)

From: Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England) | Date: June 20, 2003 | Copyright information

Poor little Peter had a mishap

He swallowed a penny while having his snack.

Thomas's penny fell into his glass

Peter then guzzled it down way too fast.

The place was up in arms as panic set in.

Trying to find that penny deep rooted within

Full speed ahead we got him straight there

To the casualty department in total despair.

They soon found the penny, but it wouldn't come out.

And i...

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