It was ‘Hello Teddy’ and ‘Hurrah for Teddy’ everywhere along the densely packed streets where he appeared.
There are many fine walks, Hurrah for the school-boys!
Hurrah for the vacations-- Come at length; And the punishments Will have ended!
He lost his head, and he ran around among the fireworks dry, And he cried, "Hurrah for the fireworks' strike!
Then the others all saw how it was and they shouted, "Hurrah for Mr. Dog!
By the time he got to the end of the third stanza he had to stop for them to cheer, and when he read the last one, Jack Rabbit pounded on the shutter with his fist and shouted, "Hurrah for Mr. Dog!
But it all dawned on Mr. Dog in a second, and he commenced to laugh and hurrah to think what a joke it was on everybody.
Then hurrah for the cat with its nine little lives, And the good turn windmill, too.
And hurrah for the fire that likes to go out, When the hour is late like a regular scout; For that's what I like to do, I do.
The old man rose to his feet: "Hurrah for England!
And Simpkins turns up his nose and tells me every fool knows that—it’s his side—so I hurrah for Simpkins’s side as hard as I can.
But through it all, whenever he could get his mouth open, he would hurrah for King George.
When the rebels were passing through the town he stood in the door of his house and cried out 'Hurrah for King George.
He followed the soldiers to a wood, where they had halted, and began again to hurrah for King George.
With a whoop and hurrah and a free discharge of firearms, the beaters entered the chaparral.
Then give her a spoke and keep her west, Hurrah for a wake of foam!
And here's to the ship that steers the best-- Hurrah for the homeward bound!
Then give her a spoke, and keep her west, Hurrahfor a breeze astern!
Nobody was to be seen there, but all cried, "Hurrah for the meadow-farmer!
They were immediately followed by cries of "Hurrah for citizen Funk!
The regiment with its freight moves on to make place for a battalion of regulars, amid imprecations and cries of "Hurrah for Jeff Davis!
There she halted and watched him go down the stairs, and stand with her hands tightly pressed together: voices reached her, a hurrah from George Pembroke, and the pounding of hoofs on the driveway.
Hurrah for the Highlands, the brave Scottish Highlands, vol.
Hurrah for the Thistle, the brave Scottish Thistle, vol.
Men tossed their caps in the air, women waved their handkerchiefs, mothers lifted up their children and made them stretch their innocent hands to heaven, and repeat, "Hurrah for the king!
Show yourself at the balcony; answer these cries of 'Hurrah for the king!
I looked around for sign, and hurrah for the mountains if I didn't find the cache!
Hurrah for a holiday and a fine new house for Neighbor Field-Mouse!
Above the crash and roar of battle rose the shouts of the Southerners: "Hurrah for Lee!
Hurrah for the rifles," shouted Smith, waving his hat, after he had pointed out to the natives what had been done.
Hurrah for Ireland," shouted Mike, springing into the clearing where the enemy were encamped.
There I was, though, and the crowd doin' the hurrahact for all it was worth.
Confusion to the Groyne, hurrahfor the Boyne, for the army at Clonmel, and the Protestant young gentlemen who live there as well.
The musicians came down from their platform to the yard under their windows, and played the customary march; and many a hurrah followed from the crowd.
Ivo told his story, and Florian, striking the table, cried, "Hurrah for you!
