...The Possum, of course, hadn't expected to have his disguise pierced soswiftly, and, though he managed to scramble out of the fire in time tosave his bacon, he was considerably singed down the back... 
Norman Lindsay 「The Magic Pudding」
...Henderson himself was in the garden, horticulturing a cabbage, and theyasked him if he had chanced to see a singed possum that morning...
Norman Lindsay 「The Magic Pudding」
... for themoment Bill asked him if he had met a singed possum he shouted back—...
Norman Lindsay 「The Magic Pudding」
...They were dressedas common ordinary puddin'-thieves, save that the Possum carried a branbag in his hand and the Wombat waved a white flag...
Norman Lindsay 「The Magic Pudding」
...'No disguises, no fighting, and no puddin'-stealing,' said the Possum...
Norman Lindsay 「The Magic Pudding」
...'Don't say that, Bill,' said the Possum, solemnly...
Norman Lindsay 「The Magic Pudding」
...'No harm whatever,' said the Possum, and he held the bag openinvitingly...
Norman Lindsay 「The Magic Pudding」
...'We've got you at last,' said Bill, sparring up at the Possum with thefiercest activity...
Norman Lindsay 「The Magic Pudding」
...' The Possum said hurriedly, 'We shall be latefor that appointment', and they took their grindstone and off they went...
Norman Lindsay 「The Magic Pudding」
...'No harm is intended,' said the Possum, and the Wombat added: 'Harm isas far from our thoughts as from the thoughts of angels...
Norman Lindsay 「The Magic Pudding」
...'No, no,' said the Possum, shaking his head...
Norman Lindsay 「The Magic Pudding」
...'It's unlawful,' shouted the Possum, 'to hit a man's snout unexpectedlywhen he isn't engaged puddin'-stealing...
Norman Lindsay 「The Magic Pudding」
...--tailed possum : - : Mooroo...
John Lort Stokes 「Discoveries in Australia, Volume 2」
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