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Evening star., 1942-01-08
of General Interest Women Washington and Vicinity
Attepdant Wears
Gift From Bride
By E mHy Post

By Emily Post
Dear Mrs. Post: Is 1t necessary
for the bride to give her bridesmaids
jewelry? I would like very much
to give each Of mine a mono
grammed slipover sweater. Cd DO
you think this would be inadvisable? Z?
(2) II not, do you think that I may
give the same thing to the maid
Of honor. or must give her some
thing slightly different from the
others? Would the cardigan style
sweater be enough dit3ereace7
Answer-D Since the brides st
tendants are always expected to
wear the brides gifts I can't imag-
Inc anything more unsuitable than
q sweater-clad wedding procession!
CD On the other hand, il sweaters
are what they want, and neither
you nor they care about wearing
your gifts, I cannot ind any sensi-
BILE reason for not breaking this
convention If you and they want to.
Dear Mrs. Post: Will you please
answer whether a man should light
his own cigarette first or his COM
panion's? Does 1t matter whether
the companion Is 4 man or Noman2
Answer-He certainly would light
the cigarette Of a woman first. I
can't imagine that he would light
the cigarette Of . man unless he
sfoOd yery nearhV with n cf9arettA
almost held out to be lighted.
Evening star., 1942-01-08

remark about your beauty sleep; tb)'
ignore the time, and fght it out
with your family later; (c) fidset
and worry until your hostess mother
finally sends everybody home.
5. Upon reaching the party you
should greet your hostess (a by
telling her gratefully how kind she
is to invite you; (b) with an air OF
cheerful and eager anticipation; (c>
with a polite. slightly bored but
willing TO- -be-amnsed attitude.
s. When you 60 upstairs to deposit
your coat and hat. it's a good idea
to (a catch up on the latest gossip
with the other girls (or fellows for
10 or IS minutes; (b) wander around
the house, sizing up the furniture:
&c, come back down promptly and
Join the other guests.
7. II your current pulse-beat is
present, every one will expect the
pair OF you to (a) sit in a corner all
evening and COO at each other, dem
onstrating the beauty of young love:
ID forget each other and mix with
the other guests as though you were
normal: (c) take active part in the
entertainment Of the evening. while
sticking together as much as pos
sible
8. If the party shows signs OF
going dead, you might we'll ta> start
a conversation by telling about the
wonderful party you attended last
week, 90 ask the hostess If she has
ever played some amusing game you
know about, tc) seize the oppor-
tunity to do a tap dance or a few
card tricks.
8. Two days before the party you
are sick with bad cold, so you ca
call your hostess, tell her you won't
be able to come, express your regret,
and suggest that she invite some
body else in your place, fb) sit
tight and hope that your snifiles are
gone by the night Of the party, fc)
ask the hostess to postpone the af-
fair for q few days.
10. If there's guest Of honor
present. your proper course is to (a)
compete with the other guests in
giving her q rush all evening. (b)
be polite to her, but let her know
that she's no better than the other
Evening star., 1942-01-08
Bv Josebhine Lowman

Why not dig out the attractiveness
which Nature gave you? 1t lies
buried under years OF neglect. too
much food, the wrong kind Of food,
too little exercise, worry and strain,
and carelessneSs about skin lubri-
cation and scalp massage! You can
do 1t in eight weeks.
The why Grow Old?" Eight
Weeks Self-Improvement Marathon
is for those who wish to lose weight,
but it is also for any woman who IS
interested in overcoming handicaps
against attractiveneSs and health.
You may wish to gain instead OF
lose, you may have round shoulders,
or you may have the correct number
of pounds to your credit, but your
weight may be poorly distributed 50
that you are out OF proportion.
Whatever your problem, why
Grow Old?" will come to your rescue
this week. Send a description OF
any mperfections you wish to rem
edy and we will send back the neces-'
sary information so that you can
start with thousands of other women
to see how much you can improve in
eight weeks time.
I think one reason the marathon
has been so popular is because it
offers you companionship. When
you begin on your routine. you will
know that there are thousands Of
other women all over the country
doing the same thing. You can't
see them, but you can feel their
presence and enthusiasm.
One reader sent me a grand idea
last year and I pass it along to you.
She and her friends formed an
eight-Week marathon club.
The club lasted only as long as the
marathon, but they did their eXer-
cises together daily, measured and
weighed at the end of each week,
discussed their diets and had a
swell time, and they all lost their
20 pounds. This might be fun for
some OF you to do.
Here's an exercise for slimming
Evening star., 1942-01-08
This Test for Partygoers
Especially Designed for
Check on Conduct
Follow the Procedure Which
Seems Best to You and Then
Compare 1t With Answers
y Kay CaldweH and Alden Harrison

By Kay CaldVeU and Alden Harrison
Today giving another series Of choice essths
being designed conduct at parties Pick the procedure which
the Of the article and
a O guaranteeing that you'll be asked again.
informal the
(b the fanciest duds
"dressup" outfit
including coat and tie for boy and daytime dress for girl
the hostess negec introduce other guest
should M consider yourself nued and retire suk b'
talk the though have met them @ avoid them
way impress your party
enthusiastically good
cynical and attitude toward such childish
housing pitching like they
parties you've heard about.
it's getting curfew and the
should light
Evening star., 1942-01-08
By Barbara Bell

Here is a pattern which will in
spire you to start January home
sewing without another days delay!
Simple in every detail, Pattern No.
1923 is one you can use again and
again. 1t is becoming for all sizes
from IA to ~, is suitable for all oc-
casions and looks we'll in just about
any material you may select.
This useful version Of the shirt
waist dress has ample fullness
through the bodice, an excellent fea-
ture If your figure is full one.
Whether you are slim or large you'll
like the front shoulder yoke-and
the simple, round collar, which is
universally becoming. The button
front, too, is detail every woman
will appreciate because the dress is
so easy to get into and out of.
Buttoned- down loops to hold the
belt at the waistline are new, smart
and provide young touch to this
usable, practical style.
Evening star., 1942-01-08

guests, (c) show her some special
little attention at some time during
the evening
II. When refreshments are served
you (a) eat like a bird to show your
good breeding. (b) enjoy yourself
but remember your manners, Co,
scream "Foodl" and tear into the
groceries with high glee.
H. You show your appreciation
upon leaving by (a) lingering on the
doorstep for long minutes. repeating
what a swell time you had; CD wav-
ing hand and saying a casual I'll
be seeing you" (c) saying what a
nice time you had, briefly and sin
cerely.
Evening star., 1942-01-08
Why Grow Old?

the thighs Lie ca the left side, bend
the left elbow ard rest the head or
the left hand. Pace the right hand
on the floor in .ront OF you. Raise
both legs upward from the flool
with stif1 knees. Lower. Repeat.
II you wish to join my Eight
Weeks SeIf-InprOvement Mara
thon. send . description Of your
troubles, or IL your problem Is
overweight ask Tor my GENERAL
REDUCING ROUTINE, which
will enable you to lose 20 pounds
during the marathon. Address
Josephine Lovman, In care Of
this newspaper.
Evening star., 1942-01-08

Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1923
is designed for sizes IA, is, 1s. 20.
40 and AZ. Corresponding bust
measurements 81, "a, 36, 38, 10 and
AZ. Size is (34, short sleeves, re-
quires Al yards 35-inch material
Il yard contras. for collar, l yard
rickrack.
A new Fashion Book has just
been published. 1t is crammed with
exciting new ideas for spring sewing!
Send IS cents fer your copy today.
Evening star., 1942-01-08

II you're entertaining on your
18th birthday anniversary Tor
your 18th or 18th, for that mat
teri you'll find a load Of real
ideas in our Sixteenth Birthday
Party" leaflet. Send 5 cents
(stamps or coin) to Kay Cald-
well and Alden Harrison, in care
Of The Evening Star.
Evening star., 1942-01-08
Clean Pans

To save time and energy, soak
hard-to-clean pans in warm. soapy
or sal soda water for several hours
or over night. This softens food
stuck to the pan so it can be
scrubbed of with stiff brush or
metal pot cleaner.
Evening star., 1942-01-08
Leftover Crumbs

Gather all leftover cake and cooky
crumbs and substitute . cupful for
one OF flour used in q plain baked
or steamed pudding. Reduce the
amount Of sugar by tablespoonfuls.
too.
Evening star., 1942-01-08
Dishrags

Sugar and flour sacks make excel
lent dishrags and busters. Boil
them in soapy water to remove the
printing and hen all around. The
25-pound sacks make excellent dish
towels when washed and hemmed.
Evening star., 1942-01-08
Nylon Thread

Newest thing in darning thread Is
nylon. 1t comes in 10 colors that
correspond to hosiery colors in the
same fiber Several months ago
nylon sewing thread appeared in
about 40 colOrs.
Evening star., 1942-01-08
Cocktail Snack

Cocktail Snack
Here is a "hu1ch" for cocktail or
buffet supper serving; stuff 3 inch
sticks of crisp celery with mashed
liverwurst, cooked chicken livers or
liver sausage. Season with salt.
paprika, finely chopped parsley, on
ion, Chill.
Evening star., 1942-01-08
Save Fuel

Save Fuel
To save fuel, once the cooking
foods boil, turn the heat down to
maintain gentle boiling. 1t Is as ef.
fective as fast vigorous boiling.
La gaceta., 1942-05-02

Per 10 demas, pronto la guia-
ron los autos y Ell rio de genie
que Sc dirigia a la Estaci6n Ma
rftima.
Los ojos de Ifka, con inmensa
emoci6n, descubrieron pronto Ia
popa de la inmensa nave itadia,
ma, acoStada junto al muelle de
la eStacion.
Cast TODD ell buque, de todos
modes, quedaba oculto por ell e
dificio del desembarcadero.
Una cuadruple fila de autos
de hoteles y particulars, Sc ex-
tendia sobre el muelle, en- espe-
ra de los pasajeros.
La rusa deambul6 por aqui,
situandose 1ltimamente Junto a
una valla verde.
BESIDE aqui las puertas por
donde iban a salir los pasaje-
ros, con toda precision.
Chirriaban las poleas al ctro
GadO del edificiO.
La gaceta., 1942-05-02
EIbamaero Scott derot6 facihmepte
al gallego Villar
Los punetazos del tejano cast lie cerraron los
ojos y sangr6 de la boca y de la nariz

Jim Downing ofreci6 aver su
primer programa de boxeo, a be
neficio de los fondos de auxilio
de las fuerzas armadas, en- pre-
sencia de 1900 personas.
Merecia Jim I'm mejor resulta
do, por cuanto 81 no CANADA nj
an solo centavo en- Ell encuentro
y habia traido de Washington,
por avi6n, al gallego Claudio vi
liar v al director de este.
Dirigido por Gabe Menendez,
el bombero Buddy Scott, que Sc
hallaba perfectamente entrena-
do, con facilidad que nadie e.
perabf venci6 = 'illar.
Fue una pelea desigual en- ell
peso, por cuanto Villar tenia u
ma ventaja de mas de 20 libras,
y desigual tambien en- ell "arte."
Scott Sc burl6 de su adverse
rio en- la mayoria de los asaitos,
cast lie cerr6 los ojce, con bien
aplicados punetazos, y lie hizo
sangrar de la boca Y de la nariz.
Los jueces pudieron decidir
sin tenor a ser contradecidos.
Asumieron ell 'tpoder judicial
los capitanes C. L. Lancaster y
A. A. Crocett y ell arbitro, DR..
Eddie Flynn.
En- los "agarros," Scott ST.
DO altar a su contrario. Comba-
tiendo "afuera," evadi6 la ma
La gaceta., 1942-05-02

pe,h3 como una palcma que
Quiere ecararse de la mano.
al fin, ION, que emoci6nl. l..
Ifka tuvo, apsnas, tempo de
reSguardarse detras del coche
Per mpleto.
Una mujer eleganEisima, qua
pisima, habia d~esembocado en- la
acera.
La rusa Ia reconcile de un mo
do instantaneo.
Era la riedl.
Era la odiosa extranjera GU
va vista recibi6 ella en- laPen-
sion Cosmopolite de Geneva.
En- seguiia, detras de ella, a.
rareci6 Dimitri, con su aire de-
gigantic hermoso.
Los dos amantes subieron a
un tdri, que parti6 como una ba
la hacia la ciudad.
lfka Sc estrer1eci6.
JQue iba a pasar ahora?
Autes de marcharse ella a su
La gaceta., 1942-05-02
Kills gerMG
associated with colds

ed La llevo cn mi barca en- Sc
guidal. L..
-Pronto va a iniciarse ell des
EMBARGO dijo otro.
-iSuba listed conmigo!...
La rusa di6 las gracias a eS-
tos hombres amables, rechazan-
do sus servicios.
-iNo, no querer ir en- bar
q~uilo!-murmur6 sonriendo-;
solo saber d6nde estar ese bu-
que.
La amabilidad de los barque-
ros desapareci6 de un modo full
minante, al cercicrarse de que
esta mujer no era una cliente.
Y uno de ellos, ell mas viejo,
Sc dign6 decir, sehalando hacia
la derecha:
-iAlli... Cerca de la bocana..
En- la Estaci6n Martina.
Ifka di6 las gracias y mareh6
hacia la derecha.
La gaceta., 1942-05-02
OHO2TES
HOY Sc CORRERA Ell DER
BY DE

ApGrecen mscrip,Os II cabdllos
Louisville, KY, mayo 2.-Sf
correra hey ell Derby de Kentu-
cky, Ia gran competition annual,
y aparecen inScriptos estos IL
famosos caballos: Fair Call,
First Fiddle, A-Shut Our, Devil
Diver, Sweep Swinger, Holly
wood, Alsab, Sir War, First
Prize, Sun Again, Fairy Man.
an, Dobpatch, Boot and Spur,
Requested, Apache, Valdine Or
phan Y With Regards.
,Montaran esos notables elem
plares, en- Ell orden en- que han
sido mencionados, los mejores
Jockeys" del pals: Lindberg,
McCreary, w. Wright, Arcaro,
Shelhamer, G. WOolf, B. James,
j. Adams, G.. Wallace, W. Eads,
]. Gilbert, j. Shelly, A. Craig,
L. Haas, ]. Stout, C. Bierman y
Longden.
La senal de partida para ell
Derby Sc dara a las $50 p. m.
La gran inc6gnita es Alsab, el
campe6n juvenil de 1941, sue Al
SABBATH, un abogado de Chicago,
comprara por $500. Alsab lleva
ganadas Is carreras, diez de E.
La gaceta., 1942-05-02

yez, en- direction a Barcelona,
Quiso informarse del tempo que
Sc aetania aqui este buque tia
liano.
La nformaron en- Ia misma
estaci6n.
FL vapor zarpaba a las diez.
iCinco cuartos de bora esca-
.scs, puesto que marcaba e. reloi
del edificio las nueve menos
cuarto!
La rusa no comprendia % Que
iba a haeer ahora Dimitri.
Pero era e~vidente que ella de-
bia vclyer Embellishments al no
tel.
Salto a un tdri, a su vez.
7 crden6 al chauffeur.
-iLl6vome volonda al Hotel
Continental! GUsted saber DON
estar csc hotel?
ST, sonora si-repuso 81
con una sOnrisa-. En-
las Ramblas, iuHtO a la plaza de
La gaceta., 1942-05-02

yor parte de I6s ganchos de IL
quierda y derechazos del gale.
go.
La derrota de Don Claudio.
Que no parecia bien entrenado.
le descarta como rival, por aho-
ra, del Querido soldado Tommy
Gomez.
Villar gan6 los asaltos prime
no, cuarto y septimo; pero en-
los demas no supo complacer q
sus admiradores.
Ell bombero baJo del cuadrila.
tero sin una marca, como 81 no
hubiese combatido.
Sc di6 Ell peso de Villar como
de 2O3 libras y el de S"Ntt, 1876.
Sixto Morales puso a dormir
a Chino Gispert, en- dos asaTtos,
asestandcle una efectiva dere :
cha por la mandibula.
Morales atac6 desde la prime
ra campanada y Gispert no tuvo
OCCASION de 'contestarle."
Al Fern, obrero de los astille-
res, di6 una Qecci6n de boxeo al
sOljado Marvin Peek, de Drew
Field. Pesaban los dos 1876 Lbs.
Tablas Sc declare ell match"
La gaceta., 1942-05-02

entire e. so1dado Joe Sriuhsrs,
I'd cacnp6nenbo MacDiE, y Max
Pixley, Gel caqnpamento Drew.
Young Chino auvo "pan gran
de" con Young Pancho y lie de-
rrot6 sin apuros.
lie deseamos mejor suerte a
Jim en- sus venideros progra-
mas. ST ell p1blicc no lie ayuda,
los buenos gtadiadores no ven
dram a Tampa.
La gaceta., 1942-05-02
TOM ftF rsI
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

Sc 81 un poquito! iQue 20 ir a ha
Ger Glgunos compras!
-Si, sonora, ST.
Una curiosidad muy femeni-
ma la lanz6 hacia el puerto de
nuevo.
Habia tornado un tranvia, que
la dej6 en- Atarazanas.
ALI Sc inform6 de unos bar
queros junto a las escalerillas
DE la muralla del mar:
-iSaber 81 haber Uenidd va
el Giulio CGsare, ese buque ita-
liano?
Tres 0 cuatro barqueros ia
co~ntestaron a la vez:
ST, sonora, 81. iVenga US
La gaceta., 1942-05-02

Apale2ron los Browns a tres
serpertineros de los Medals Ro-
jas y ganarcn Ell desafio de aver
Tea Williams sali6 del ~letargo"
como babeador y descarg6 I'm
"jonron" y dos 'jilotes," en- Gin
co wees. Pitcher vencedor: Mig
ceiling. Lanzador vapuleado en-
escala mayor: Dobson.
San Luis 1Oc, 15h, De; Boston
&c, 11h, 4e.
La gaceta., 1942-05-02

Los Medias Blancas, luego de
rerder siete juegos, derrotaron
a los Atl6ticos. Connie Mack per
di6 los services de Bill Knicker
becker, la 2b, que Sc fracture IN
dedo tratanio de atrapar un ba-
tazo de Bob Kennedy. -.
Chicago sc, III, lie; Filadelfia
&c, Oh, De.
La gaceta., 1942-05-02

Catalina.
Para ganar tempo, Ell crQuf-
te"r lanz6 Ell auto por ell Parale-
10.
De este modo estuvieron en- la
Iaza dc Catalina en- seis minu-
tos,
lfka pag6, y Sc entr6 en- la sa-
a de lectura.
(Qu6 .iba a ocurrir ahora?
@Que lba a hacer Dimitri?
jVenir aqui?
iMandar algdn recado para
que ella fuera sabe Dios ad6n-
de-
No Saba!
De todos moios, conocia per-
lee'amente a Dimitri y le saba
'con el suficiente vaSr w.. lpOr
que no decir'o tambi6n?, lcinis-
mo, vaya!, para realizar cual-
quier barbaridad.
La UUier pens6 que 10 msjOr
La gaceta., 1942-05-02

docs en- 9 bits, Newhouser le re-
ley5 en- q roveno ~"episGiio."
Heinrich diSpar6 IN cuadran-
gular.
DeJroit &c, 16h, lie; New York
DC, 4h, De.
La gaceta., 1942-05-02

Menos de mil personas presen
ciaron aver, en- Cincinnati, ell de
safio de peii:a entire los Rojos y
los Phillies. Once his lie batea-
rem a Riddle, pero gan6 ell juego.
F~ila3elfia Sc, 11h, lie; Cincin
natl &c, Sh, 2e.
La gaceta., 1942-05-02
LIGA AMERICANA

Derrotaron los Indies a los Sc
nadores Y aacanzaron su decima
segunda Nict.Tia consecutivas.
Este aument6 su ~ventaja, en- Ell
primer puesto. a 212 Juegos.
Masterson fue el pitcher derro-
tado y Harder ell ganador. La
'ttribu" bate6 un jonrron, cua-
tro "tribeys" y cdatro tuf1eys",
siendo las victimas Kennedy,
Masterson, Carrasquel Y Cath
ey. Ortiz jug6 ell jardfn dere-
cho Y peg6 dos hits, hacienda
de Ia carrera de los Sena-
dores, Eytalella nc consigui6
"conectar".
Cleveland 13c, 16h, Sc; Wash
ington &c, 12h, lie.
Los Tigres atropellaron a los
Yankees y Sc elevaron al segun-
do lugar del circuito. Trout do
min6 a los neoyorquinos, dejan-
La gaceta., 1942-05-02

La rusa comprendi6 cue jes-
emSarcaban les equipaies.
Az fin comenz6 ell desembarco
de p~asajeros.
Sa.ieron les primeros grupos,
que saltaban a los primeros ia
xis.
Los autos escapaban veloz-
mente hacia la ciudad.
Salfan los mozos, levandc en-
las manos maletas Y atamantas,
o cOnduciendo a sus espaldas
mandOs pesadisimOs, que eran
embarcados en- las bacas de los
omnibus de los hoteles.
Ifka Sc habia acercado a IA fl
la de ~curiosos, amigos o parien-
Hes que esperaban la llegada de
alg6n viajero, y permanecia alli.
medic oculta detras de m auto
espiando las puertas de la saliia
con inmensa curiosidad
N cOraz6n le bailoteaba en- ell
La gaceta., 1942-05-02

Sc VENDEN todos los nue.
hles de- una casa: Juego de CO.
medor, de majagua; juego de
cuarto Simmons; uegc de sala
maquina de coser, Radio. etc.
Informan en- ell cafe Valencia,
Nebraska y Henderson.
La gaceta., 1942-05-02

Has consecutivamente, con un
total de S110,610. Durante ell in
vierno sin embargo, no Sc desa-
rroll6.
Estan Representatives en- las
carreras los mas conocidos esta-
bios desde New York a Wyom-
ing, Colorado, California, y des-
de Michigan a Texas.
"Devil Diver" es la gran es-
peranza del establo de la Sra.
Payne Whitney. Requested
gan6 ell Flamingo Stakes y tam
bien ell Wood Memorial.
La gaceta., 1942-05-02

Cinco pitchers de la novena
dirigida por Mel OFT fueron a.
trCpelados por los Cubs. Con
sus IA hits, les peioteros de Chi
cago anotaron Is veces.
New York &c, 13h, lie; Chica-
go 13c, 14h, 2e.
La gaceta., 1942-05-02
LIGA NACIONAL

Led Dodgers hiciercn una ca
rrera en- la novena entraia Y au
menEaron a seis las anotadas.
En- su turno al bate los Piratas
produjeron dos y ganaron ell
partido. Arky Vaughan cometi6
un costoso error. Lopez
fu6 echado del juego por discu-
tir una opinion del arbitro, sus-
tituyendole Phelps,
Lopez peg6 un hit en- cuatro We
ces. Medwick y Di Maggie apor
taron "jonrones."
Brooklyn &c, 11h, 2e; Pitts
burg 7c, 1Oh, 2e.
I'm batazo de euatro esquinas
del catcher O'Dea di6 ell triunfo
a los Cardenales sobre los Bra
vos. Froilan Fernandez, la ter
cera base del Boston, dispar6
tres hits en- cinco veces al bate.
Sanders peg6 dos "jonrenes."
Dieron un cuadrangular- cada
unc, Holmes, Musial " O'Dea.
Pitcher derrotado: Sain.
Boston 7c, 12h, lie; San Luis
&c, 11h, Re,
Evening star., 1942-03-29

May 3. 1912 Except Saturdays
and SundayO. The winner of
each days contest will receive
81 900. 90 Cash.
4. Entries received before March
80 will be entered in the fir st days
contest. After that. entries will
be entered in each days contest
a. received. Entries for the last
days contest must be post
marked not later than May 3
and received by May 13.
3. Entries will be judged for
uniqueness. suitability, and apt
ness. Decision of the judges will
be final. Duplicate prizes in case
of ties. No entries returned.
Entries, contents and ideas
therein become the property of
Old Dutch Cleanser. No entries
Evening star., 1942-03-29

will be acknowledged or any
correspondence carried. on in
connection with contest.
8. Any resident of the continental
United Sta fes and Cana da may
compete except employees Of
The Cudahy Packing Company,
their advertising agencies and
their families. Contests sub
ject to all United States, State
and Dominion regulations.
7. 81. 100000 CASH prize win
ners will be announced approx
imately one week after close of
each contest over Old Dutch
CIeanser's "Helpmate" radio
program. All winners will be
notified by mail. Complete list
of all winners will be sent on re-
quest after June l.
Evening star., 1942-03-29

ITO WIN 81, 600. 100 cash, first
L read the nursery rhyme"
2 or 3 times, to get the simple
rhythm. Then jot down all
the words you can think of that
rhyme with Knight" Words
like fright, ""write. .""unite,"
etc.
Then use one of these words
that rhyme with knight" for
the last word in your last line.
For example, "All its praises
I'll write" Or maybe, And
gives grease such a fright"
OF course. these are just ex-
amples. When you've put down
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"Oee plainly your last
line" using sufficient words to
complete the nursery rhyme.
Make the last word in your last
line rhyme with Knight"
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