WHICH RHYME IS YOURS?
“ Pickles and vinegar, lemons and limes. If I studied my tables ninety-five times I never could learn ’em—so what is the use ! I’ll ask my mamma to write an excuse.” (Pickles and vinegar, lemons and limes, Such a bad little girl needs the sourest of rhymes.) “Sugar and caramels, honey and dates. Over and over I’ve bounded the states ; I’m learning the capital cities by heart, Geography’s nice when you get a good start.” (Honey and caramels, sugar and spice, For a good little girl there is nothing too nice.)
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New Zealand Graphic, Volume XII, Issue VI, 10 February 1894, Page 143
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94WHICH RHYME IS YOURS? New Zealand Graphic, Volume XII, Issue VI, 10 February 1894, Page 143
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