Teacher: “How many do six and four ’make?” Willie: “Eleven.’ Teacher: “Think again.” Willie: “Twelve.” Teacher: “No.” Willie: “Thirteen.” Teacher: “Dot you are getting worse and worse. If you are determined to guess, why not guess ten?” Willie: ‘No, I know that is not right. Five and five make ten.”
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Evening Star, Issue 23512, 28 February 1940, Page 3
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