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'''Little Miss Muffet''' was an [[Earth]] [[nursery rhyme]]. It featured the titular [[Muffet (Space-Age Versery Rhymes)|Little Miss Muffet]] and [[Spider (Space-Age Versery Rhymes)|a big spider]]. | "'''Little Miss Muffet'''" was an [[Earth]] [[nursery rhyme]]. It featured the titular [[Muffet (Space-Age Versery Rhymes)|Little Miss Muffet]] and [[Spider (Space-Age Versery Rhymes)|a big spider]]. | ||
In one version of the rhyme from [[2065]], Little Miss Muffet sat on her [[puffet]] and read ''[[TV 21]]''. The spider, named Mister Spider, then came along and sat down beside her. He asked if he could look on and Little Miss Muffet agreed, making a space on her puffet. Then, after reading of the adventures of ''[[Stingray (ship)|Stingray]]'' and ''[[Fireball XL5 (spacecraft)|Fireball]]'', Mister Spider determined the magazine to be fun before inquiring as to whether he would be able to take Little Miss Muffet's copy with him back to his [[web]] in order to show his [[friend]]s. ([[PROSE]]: | In one version of the rhyme from [[2065]], Little Miss Muffet sat on her [[puffet]] and read ''[[TV 21]]''. The spider, named Mister Spider, then came along and sat down beside her. He asked if he could look on and Little Miss Muffet agreed, making a space on her puffet. Then, after reading of the adventures of ''[[Stingray (ship)|Stingray]]'' and ''[[Fireball XL5 (spacecraft)|Fireball]]'', Mister Spider determined the magazine to be fun before inquiring as to whether he would be able to take Little Miss Muffet's copy with him back to his [[web]] in order to show his [[friend]]s. ([[PROSE]]: {{cs|Space-Age Versery Rhymes (short story)}}) | ||
[[Category:Nursery rhymes]] | [[Category:Nursery rhymes]] | ||
[[Category:Songs from the real world]] | [[Category:Songs from the real world]] | ||
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An illustration which accompanied the rhyme, showing the two characters reading TV 21. (PROSE: Space-Age Versery Rhymes [+]Loading...["Space-Age Versery Rhymes (short story)"])
"Little Miss Muffet" was an Earth nursery rhyme. It featured the titular Little Miss Muffet and a big spider.
In one version of the rhyme from 2065, Little Miss Muffet sat on her puffet and read TV 21. The spider, named Mister Spider, then came along and sat down beside her. He asked if he could look on and Little Miss Muffet agreed, making a space on her puffet. Then, after reading of the adventures of Stingray and Fireball, Mister Spider determined the magazine to be fun before inquiring as to whether he would be able to take Little Miss Muffet's copy with him back to his web in order to show his friends. (PROSE: Space-Age Versery Rhymes [+]Loading...["Space-Age Versery Rhymes (short story)"])
