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Study of an Elevation In Indian Ink

 Potiphar Gubbins, C.
E.
Stands at the top of the tree; And I muse in my bed on the reasons that led To the hoisting of Potiphar G.
Potiphar Gubbins, C.
E.
, Is seven years junior to Me; Each bridge that he makes either buckles or breaks, And his work is as rough as he.
Potiphar Gubbins, C.
E.
, Is coarse as a chimpanzee; And I can't understand why you gave him your hand, Lovely Mehitabel Lee.
Potiphar Gubbins, C.
E.
, Is dear to the Powers that Be; For They bow and They smile in an affable style, Which is seldom accorded to Me.
Potiphar Gubbins, C.
E.
, Is certain as certain can be Of a highly paid post which is claimed by a host Of seniors -- including Me.
Careless and lazy is he, Greatly inferior to Me.
That is the spell that you manage so well, Commonplace Potiphar G.
? Lovely Mehitabel Lee, Let me inquire of thee, Should I have riz to where Potiphar is, Hadst thou been mated to Me?

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