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I cannot love the Brothers Wright, Marconi wins my mixed devotion. Had no one yet discovered flight Or set the air waves in commotion, Life would, I think, have been as well. 5 That also goes for A. G. Bell. What I’m really thankful for, when I’m cleaning up after lunch, Is the invention of waxed paper. That Edison improved my lot, I sometimes doubt; nor care a jitney 10 Whether the kettle steamed, or Watt, Or if the gin invented Whitney. Butter the world, I often feel, Had nobody contrived the wheel. ...
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