Hoover hound. (poem)

From: Children's Digest | Date: December 1, 1996| Author: Rodgers, Denise | Copyright information

Some families have electric brooms. We have a faithful hound Who eats up every crumb that drops Before it hits the ground. He's not too very fussy; He'll eat onion slices raw ...

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