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`` Certainly , '' said the Giant Rabbit with a grin , `` and tell him I 'll pay him with a dollar bill as big as a Turkish rug or a crex carpet . '' And then they all sat down and told funny stories , and Billy Bunny sang a song that went something like this , only much nicer , but I ca n't quite remember it all : `` Oh , you 're a raggerty , taggerty man , In a castle big and old , And I 'm a Billy Bunny boy With a heart that 's brave and bold . You ca n't scare me with your thunder laugh Or your club like a telegraph pole , So you 'd better allow the Tailor Bird To sew up each raggerty hole . '' And then the Tailor Bird commenced and it took him until half-past fourteen o'clock to mend that Giant Rabbit 's clothes . `` I might just as well have made you a new suit , '' he said , as the last inch of the mile-long spool of thread was used up . `` I declare I never had such a job before . '' And I guess he spoke the truth , for I never met a Giant Rabbit in my tailor 's shop , although I once had a giant bill from my tailor .