Peanuts by Charles Schulz for December 28, 1980

Transcript:

Woodstock and Snoopy are sitting atop the doghouse. Snoopy is reading a book; he thinks,"A little neglect may breed mischief."<BR><BR> He thinks as Woodstock looks at him,"For want of a nail, the shoe was lost."<BR><BR> He continues,"For want of a shoe the horse was lost...and for want of a horse the rider was lost."<BR><BR> He thinks,"They left out the best part...."<BR><BR> He puts the book down, closes his eyes, and raises a finger; he thinks,"For want of a beagle, the battle was lost!"<BR><BR> They start giggling. They fall off the doghouse with double klunks.<BR><BR> As Woodstock lies on the ground still giggling, Snoopy thinks,"For want of a soft place to land, I have a headache!"<BR><BR>