05-Mary Poppins From a to Z by P. L. Travers

Author:P. L. Travers
Language: eng
Format: mobi
Tags: Characters in Literature, Characters and Characteristics in Literature, Family, Alphabet, Juvenile Fiction, Juvenile Nonfiction, Fantasy & Magic, Mary (Fictitious Character), Fiction, Alphabet Books, General, Concepts, Classics, Picture Books for Children, Poppins
ISBN: 9780152058340
Publisher: Houghton Mifflin Harcourt
Published: 1985-01-02T05:00:00+00:00

is for Park. Along the Path the Policeman Paces, a Pillar of the law.

"Please Put your Paper in the Proper basket." the Park Keeper Pleads.

Down the Parade conies a little Procession. Mary Poppins, carrying her Parrot-headed umbrella, is Pushing the Perambulator. And beside her. Playing with the children, are a Polar bear and a Penguin.

"Preserve the law!" the Policeman shouts. "Wild beasts not Permitted in Public Places."

The Park Keeper's face turns as Pale as Putty. "Polar bears in the Park!" he Pants. "I must Point it out to the Prime Minister."

"Pray don't!" Protests the Prime Minister, who is Passing through the Park. "I have already Perceived the Problem. May I Provide Protection. Miss Poppins? I have a Pistol in my Pocket."

"Thank you," she replies Primly. "I can Preserve myself. We are having a Purely Private Party. These are my Personal friends."

"In that case, madam, I beg your Pardon."

And the Prime Minister Plods on. Pondering on Politics and feeling quite at Peace. He knows that when Mary Poppins makes a Plan, it will always Prove to be Pleasant, Practical, and Prudent—in fact. Pretty nearly Perfect.

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