Frying Pan's Theology

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        <ptr target="ukred-29066">‘Dad taught us to recite when we were small, “Banjo” Paterson, and Adam Lindsay Gordon particularly. Jack, at the age of four would recite “Frying Pan’s Theology” with great gusto, finishing up with –
“He drivem bullock dray,
Then thunder go,
He shakem flour bag,
Tumble down snow.”
One of the patients said one day “That’s not right! It should be, Shakem big flour, Tumble down Johnny-cake.” “It’s not”, Jack would say, “it’s tumble down snow!” The patient would argue the point, and Jack would depart in a “huff”. Next day he would be with them again, and one of them would say “Tell us about Frying-pan, Jack! And the fun would start again.’

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