Circular in shape, and hardly larger than the cup that belies its reputation and dances drunkenly whenever another guest joggles our elbow,-which happens so often that we suspect conspiracy,-the old-fashioned saucer affords no reasonably secure perch for a sandwich; responds with delight to the law of gravitation if left to itself; and sets us wishing, those of us who think scientifically, that evolution had refrained from doing away with an extension by which alone we could now hope to manage it.
"The Perfect Gentleman"
Ralph Bergengren
An' it joggles up 'n' down, 'n' the pieces grin' agin each other.
"The Boy With the U. S. Life-Savers"
Francis Rolt-Wheeler