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That's from the poem "Marco Comes Late" by Dr. Suess. http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20080105060935AAsa7r8 http://www.gracechristianalaska.org/files/Elementary/SpeechMeet/ElSpeech_Grade6Poetry.pdf
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Young man said Miss Block, it's eleven o'clock, this school begins promptly at 8:45 - this is a terrible time to arrive. Why didn't you come just as fast as you could, what is your excuse, it had better be good. Marco looked at the clock and then he looked at Miss Block. Excuse stuttered Marco, er well you see, something happened to me. This morning Miss Block when I left for school, I hurried off early according to rule. I said when I started at quarter past eight, I must not, I will not, I dare not be late. I'll be the first pupil to be in my seat and then something happened on Mulberry Street. I memorized this poem in 1957. I'm now 60 years old and can't find it anywhere.
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Young man said Miss Block, it's eleven o'clock, this school begins promptly at 8:45 - this is a terrible time to arrive. Why didn't you come just as fast as you could, what is your excuse, it had better be good. Marco looked at the clock and then he looked at Miss Block. Excuse stuttered Marco, er well you see, something happened to me. This morning Miss Block when I left for school, I hurried off early according to rule. I said when I started at quarter past eight, I must not, I will not, I dare not be late. I'll be the first pupil to be in my seat and then bang something happened on Mulberry Street. I memorized this poem in 1957. I'm now 60 years old and can't find it anywhere.
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