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  • If The Hand That Holds The Leash Be Not Thin Nor Morbidly Obese Then It Stands To Reason That Within The Season A Bat Shall Be Called A Keese

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    The poem discusses leading a dog for a walk and suggests that if the hand holding the leash is neither too thin nor obese, then during the season a bat will be called a keese. It also mentions a cat.

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    The poem discusses leading a dog for a walk and suggests that if the hand holding the leash is neither too thin nor obese, then during the season a bat will be called a keese. It also mentions a cat.

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    If The Hand That Holds The Leash Be Not Thin Nor Morbidly Obese Then It Stands To Reason That Within The Season A Bat Shall Be Called A Keese

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    Anonymous 5Lj7cmbHU
    The poem discusses leading a dog for a walk and suggests that if the hand holding the leash is neither too thin nor obese, then during the season a bat will be called a keese. It also mentions a cat.

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    If the hand that holds the leash

    Be not thin nor morbidly obese

    Then it stands to reason

    That within the season

    A bat shall be called a Keese

    Y un gato ademas

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