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Cute!
But, really, the cannon is pretty astonishing in the first place in the 1812--a machine gun obligato would be nerve-wracking.
In checking the spelling of cannon here in MW, I read
that one of its definitions is that of the projecting piece from a bell:
can·on : the projecting part of a bell by which it is hung : EAR
Cool, huh?
Special note to Fiberbabe, if she should read here:
The word from which "ear" comes is an Old English word meaning "edge."
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