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rugged rocks the ragged rascals ran a truly rural race." Repeat this five times quickly without a mistake and see what it will come to? A room with eight corners had a cat in each corner seven cats before each cat and a cat on every cat's tail. What was the total number of cats? Eight cats. Speaking of persons who have educated themselves, I once knew a person who educated himself, and guess how the fellow spelt "Cat." You could not guess in a year? Answer.--"Kat," No. "Catt," No. "Katt," No. Give it up? Yes. "Cat." Why is a cow's tail like a swan's bosom? Because it grows down. When is a horse's head where it's tail should be? When his tail is towards the manger. What should a clergyman preach about? About half-an-hour. Although I've neither legs not feet, I'm only useful when I go; I have no tongue, but yet I tell What hundreds want to know. A watch. My sides are firmly laced about, Yet nothing have within; You'll find my head is straight indeed, 'Tis nothing else but skin. A drum. REPEAT THIS WITH A FRIEND 1. I am a gold lock; 2. I am a gold key. 1. I am a silver lock; 2. I am a silver key. 1. I am a brass lock; 2. I am a brass key. 1. I am a lead lock; 2. I am a lead key. 1. I am a monk lock; 2. I am a monk key. MIND YOUR PUNCTUATION King Charles 1. spoke half-an-hour after his head was cut off. Every lady in this land Has twenty nails upon each hand Five and twenty hands and feet All this is true without deceit. I saw a peacock with fiery tail I saw a blazing comet drop down hail I saw a cloud wrapped with ivy round I saw an oak creep upon the ground I saw a monkey swallow up a whale I saw the sea brimful of ale I saw an ale glass full fifteen feet deep I saw a well full of men's tears that weep I saw red eyes all of a flaming fire I saw a house bigger than the moon and higher I saw the sun at twelve o'clock at night I saw the man that saw this wondrous sight. The Husband's Petition Come hither my heart's darling, come sit upon my knee And listen while I whisper a boon I ask of thee. I felt a bitter craving--a dark and deep desire That glows beneath my bosom like coals of kindled fire. Nay, dearest, do not doubt me, though madly this I speak-- I feel thine arms about me, thy tresses on my cheek; I k
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