The word rhyme in a sentence

Rhyme in a sentence

Here below you will find several sentences that illustrate how to use the word rhyme in a sentence.

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   There was no rhyme or reason in his life.

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   Her demise was celebrated in a mocking rhyme:.

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   Perhaps it was written to extend the rhyme scheme.

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   Angelou uses rhyme and repetition, which critic Lyman B.

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   Eliot uses end rhyme sporadically in 21 lines of the poem, specifically:.

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   The poem rhymes using an AABBCDED rhyme scheme, and is designed for recitation.

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   The rhyme scheme is ABCBBB, or AA,B,CC,CB,B,B when accounting for internal rhyme.

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   Among other things, she taught him and his sisters the nursery rhyme «Good, Better, Best.

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   Wallace also often used the single-line rhyme scheme to add variety and interest to his flow.

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    Rhyme is an extremely important device in Peking opera, with thirteen identified rhyme categories.

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    Though Dickinson often uses perfect rhymes for lines two and four, she also makes frequent use of slant rhyme.

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    The family was reputed to be descendants of «Little Jack Horner», the subject of an 18th-century nursery rhyme.

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    Many of the lines within the second stanza were completely rewritten, especially those which did not fit into a rhyme scheme.

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    In every stanza, the «B» lines rhyme with the word «nevermore» and are catalectic, placing extra emphasis on the final syllable.

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    On «Notorious Thugs», his collaboration with Bone Thugs-n-Harmony, he modified his style to match the rapid rhyme flow of the group.

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    Poe based the structure of «The Raven» on the complicated rhyme and rhythm of Elizabeth Barrett’s poem «Lady Geraldine’s Courtship».

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    They contain short lines, typically lack titles, and often use slant rhyme as well as unconventional capitalization and punctuation.

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    Eliot’s use of lamentation, desolation and consolation—a repetition of the two-syllable -ation ending—is an example of syllable rhyme.

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    Stev alternate a trochaic tetrameter with a trimeter, and lines typically rhyme following an ABCB scheme, though stev are not standardized.

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    The Chorus uses a new narrative style in each of their chapters, beginning with a jump-rope rhyme and ending in a 17-line iambic dimeter poem.

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    Though these poems did not employ any regular metre or rhyme scheme, they are known to have originated from the earlier tripadi metrical form.

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    Eliot employs forced rhyme (also called «oblique rhyme») on peace and ease (lines 8 and 11), and eye rhyme on home and come (lines 14 and 15).

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    Earlier, Dylan had considered working the name Al Capone into the rhyme scheme, and he attempted to construct a rhyme scheme for «how does it feel?

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    Initially Evans hired Caldecott to draw illustrations for nursery rhyme books, beginning with another printing of The House that Jack Built in 1877.

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    She recited three separate poems focusing on consumerism, the contemporary society, and a comic nursery rhyme at «Spotlight», a poetry slam in Mumbai.

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    The speech was widely condemned for its lack of charity towards the departed king and provoked the writer Gerald Bullett to publish a satirical punning rhyme:.

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    The maids’ interludes use a new genre each time, including a jump-rope rhyme, a lament, an idyll, a ballad, a lecture, a court trial and several types of songs.

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    A new word was coined from the murders: burking, to smother a victim or to commit an anatomy murder, and a rhyme began circulating around the streets of Edinburgh:.

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    The book had a negative reception from Publishers Weekly and Kirkus Reviews; while recognizing it as well-intentioned, Moore’s use of verse and rhyme was criticized.

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    Poe borrows the complex rhythm and meter of Elizabeth Barrett’s poem «Lady Geraldine’s Courtship», and makes use of internal rhyme as well as alliteration throughout.

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    The earliest recorded rhyme, from 1742, is reproduced below alongside one bearing similarities to most Guy Fawkes Night ditties, recorded in 1903 at Charlton on Otmoor:.

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    Sukumar Ray, Upendrakishore’s son and father of Satyajit, was an illustrator, critic, and a pioneering Bengali writer of nonsense rhyme (Abol Tabol) and children’s literature.

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    Diarist Philip Hone, following President Harrison’s death after a month in office in 1841, would write of Tyler’s nomination, «there was rhyme, but no reason to it.» Michael F.

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    In 1819, Keats had attempted to write sonnets, but found that the form did not satisfy his purpose because the pattern of rhyme worked against the tone that he wished to achieve.

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    Andrew Lang, a British writer, dismissed Dickinson’s work, stating that «if poetry is to exist at all, it really must have form and grammar, and must rhyme when it professes to rhyme.

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    Gilbert’s lyrics employ punning, as well as complex internal and two and three-syllable rhyme schemes, and served as a model for such 20th century Broadway librettists and lyricists as P.

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    In it, Daniel D’Addario attributed the song’s popularity among parodists to its hook’s emphasis on the words «bass» and «treble», which are easy to rhyme, and Trainor’s impassioned delivery on it.

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    It contains rare 16th-century wall murals, including one which according to Dean may depict the nursery rhyme «Ride a cock horse», and another along the east wall depicting a man playing a mandolin.

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    Vikram Seth in Three Chinese Poets uses English-style rhyme schemes, whereas Keith Holyoak in Facing the Moon approximates the Chinese rhyme scheme; both use end-stopped lines and preserve some degree of parallelism.

Table of Contents

1. What does Parcelled mean?
2. What is the meaning of Parcelled out?
3. What is rhyme and example?
4. What does rhyme mean?
5. What are the 3 types of rhyme?
6. What is an ABAB rhyme scheme called?
7. What is an example of slant rhyme?
8. Does Grace rhyme with ways?
9. What does near rhyme mean?
10. What’s a perfect rhyme?
11. What word rhymes with full?
12. What is it called when you rhyme the same word?
13. What rhymes on true?
14. What word rhymes with future?
15. What rhymes on away?
16. What word rhymes with us?
17. What word rhymes with on?
18. What word rhymes with family?
19. What is the another name for family?
20. What are words that rhyme with Mom?
21. What is same word family?
22. Is word a family?
23. What word families should I teach first?
24. What is another word for tribe?
25. Is it OK to use the term tribe?
26. Is Clan a bad word?
27. What’s bigger than a tribe?
28. Who called tribes?

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(1) I cannot find a rhyme to » hiccups «.

(2) Can you think of a rhyme for ‘bicycle’?

(3) Can you think of a rhyme for «tragic»?

(4) ‘Blue’ and ‘flew’ rhyme.

(5) The one rhyme for passion is fashion.

(6) You can rhyme ‘hiccups’ and/with ‘pick-ups’.

(7) You can’t rhyme ‘box’ with ‘backs’.

(8) ‘ship » doesn’t rhyme with’sheep «.

(9) I love his use of rhyme and rhythm.

(10) He was teaching Helen a little rhyme.

(11) This poem is her first attempt at rhyme.

(12) You can’t rhyme «sleep»with «feet».

(13) Can you think of a rhyme for ‘orange’?

(14) You can rhyme ‘girl’ with ‘curl’.

(15) I prefer poems that rhyme.

(16) «Ship» doesn’t rhyme with «sheep».

(17) Suddenly, without rhyme or reason, his mood changed.

(18) Can you put that into rhyme?

(19) The whole story is written in rhyme. Sentencedict.com

(20) ‘Tough’ and ‘through’ don’t rhyme.

(21) Rhyme and meter are assistants to memory.

(22) The kids made up a rhyme about a frog.

(23) Outside, children were skipping and singing a rhyme.

(24) There is no rhyme or reason to her behaviour.

(25) Can you think of a rhyme for ‘beauty’?

(26) English spelling has little rhyme or reason.

(27) There’s neither rhyme nor reason in his behaviour.

(28) There seems to be no rhyme or reason for the school’s behaviour.

(29) Government money was given out to some people and not to others, apparently without rhyme or reason.

(30) A lot of modern poetry is not written in rhyme.

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Land bound seagulls fly the rigor rhyme,

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nor a thing of rhyme and the nursery,

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She could see he didn’t know why it mattered even if they did rhyme

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Alan split the roll with her and then went back down to his knitting machine project and Desa went back to trying to re-write the lyrics for part four of VallosHallow so the rhyme wouldn’t sound so contrived

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It was broken rhyme but it was about the best she could come up with and still keep with the intended message of the part

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Oh, I had to rhyme it with lips, couldn’t say bad on my back! This

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Miss Mimsy, the little seamstress who occupied the ground floor parlour, knew that every evening as he returned from his offices, Mr Snickerty would call for his supper, like the Merry Old King Cole of the nursery rhyme

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” She pronounced “devil” to rhyme with “evil

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If that didn’t work, would he get space on a flight in Columbia? Would either group buy his information as credible? It was a kaleidoscope of thoughts with absolutely no rhyme or reason

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bowed to the East, repeated a certain rhyme and wished a wish, the wish

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” Since I never did that I cannot remember the rest of the rhyme but it was embarrassing

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So he sang the fairies’ rhyme and out of the air dropped a wee cap for

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A criminal act, whether committed by an individual against another individual or against a group of individuals, notwithstanding that such actions may be either random or pre-meditated, constitutes a crime against society inasmuch as every member of that society is considered a (potential) victim that should otherwise be provided equal protection under the law and that any crime, whatever the motive, directed against (the) one represents a (potential) affront against (the) many; especially when such crimes are committed indiscriminately, without rhyme or reason; that is to say, in a manner that renders every member of that society a (potential) victim subject to arbitrary or uncertain (criminal) designs

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It is here translated in free, blank verse from the Spanish, which was written with rhythm and rhyme:

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Yet, what was this: Truman pointing a gun at him, handcuffing him to the rail and taking the boat to sea without so much as calling the police, while Edgar’s murderers escaped? Had his cousin lost all trace of sanity? Granted, as a bullet grazing his ear had clearly demonstrated, in Truman’s mind he was responsible for the tragedy in Jinotega, but there was no rhyme or reason for this: that was Edgar out there, and Truman was allowing his killers to walk away! Could this man be the same Truman he had so loved and protected?

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in rhyme, and that’s the snare

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and know I found you, and that in this rhyme

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“How long did it take you to come up with that rhyme?” he asked

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“Yea, I still rhyme, but what up with you yo? What you going out to the

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quickly, then he was interrupted by Brush with an answer rhyme

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mind that it probably never did rhyme! And even if it did once rhyme, it was in a

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passages to rhyme as they do not truly know what the exact pronunciation of the

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Try to get this to rhyme in French!

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“Once upon a time, there was a little rhyme!”

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Derek was reminded of the Ancient Mariner rhyme as he

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“Honey dear, Brian’s here,” she called in a rhyme

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The ability to rhyme

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Finding hope in lines of rhyme

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It is transcribed here in English free verse without regard to rhyme, rhythm or tune:

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Now that Roger is retired, he has decided to dedicate some of his time, every now and then, to write poems about topics that penetrate his heart, for poetry possesses that special capacity to communicate passion and sadness, beauty and love, joy and nostalgia… Perhaps these poems, all originally written in Spanish, do not deserve prizes in modern poetic contests, but they reflect in the author an eagerness to mix the old cannons of rhyme and rhythm with the metric flexibility of the modern free verse

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Roger translated this sonnet into English, preserving the main literary characteristics of the classical sonnet, including its rhyme

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All rhyme one with its partner word

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God decodes by rhyme as he

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Which did not rhyme

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It keeps me sane within the tic of rhyme

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We have a nursery rhyme that little kids recite, ‘Jack and Jill went up the hill

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‘lice’ was plural for ‘louse’ (which she proceeded to rhyme with everything from mouse to

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There was no rhyme or reason to the execution and Zoe wanted to disappear, to hide from the utter senselessness

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And put it here inside a rhyme

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And then Katya began to chant a strange rhyme:

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Holding Chardonnay by the legs, Katya continued her rhyme:

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“Zia,” he warbled happily, as if singing a nursery rhyme

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” he stops the rhyme short as if rhyming were something beneath a person of his station

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The air around you bubbles in crazy patterns that don’t have any rhyme or reason

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mean? Does he mean that her physical being is like the childhood rhyme: «Sugar

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He pondered the star riddle, with Roelle’s aid they had partially decoded some of the rhyme but couldn’t get any further until they read the original papers that were locked in the Palace archives

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When the 4th house is strong old memories tends to come up – with no apparent rhyme or reason

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reciting under his breath the rhyme our mothers taught us when we

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* Will recognise rhyme, alliteration and rhythm in the spoken word

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Don’t use a song, story or rhyme once only

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Look at this children’s rhyme

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Can you say what aspects of English a child can naturally assimilate with this rhyme? You will find some suggestions below

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Here is a very simple but extremely enjoyable rhyme for young children

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All children chant and dramatise the rhyme

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But mellows what we write to the dull sweets of rhyme

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Things unattempted yet in prose or rhyme

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of an addict’s rhyme as she fills her lungs

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Of princes, shall outlive this powerful rhyme;

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because it still has the rhyme cây – bay, but this rhyme

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Minus the rhyme, by

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been the Vietnamese poetic tradition to have rhyme?

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because it is also without rhyme, no

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rhyme at all with life all about, thus, you

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not conform to metered (rhyme) schemes

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(rhyme) schemes are eliminated and replaced with enjambment

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Rhyme the lines and back fill

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The gnome with a sparkle in his eye responded back with a rhyme

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“He used to talk in rhyme and tell me these incredible stories; parables even

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“What do you mean is that it? I really like that rhyme,” said Stan

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of her thoughts were occurring in rhyme

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Lincoln Rhyme, Amelia Donaghy and all the other members of the New York Police Department are given the clues, but have to interpret them

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I mean, I’m tempted to think the author just put him in a hat because it happens to rhyme with cat!! What’s next? The Goat in a Boat? The Ape in a Cape? The Crab in a Cab? The Whale in a Pail? The

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“Theo, there is a nursery rhyme that you may know and which Churchill sang at the time:

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Or the alternative rhyme:

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A lullaby that doesn’t rhyme and causes me to lose my boner

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Nor is there good reason for route to rhyme with root and bout

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Nice rhyme, don’t you think?’

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Lights, scattered here and there, with no rhyme or reason, illuminate

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While reciting the Pickle for a Nickel rhyme, he

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He relished the rhyme that he repeated over and over in his

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“Didn’t the rhyme say that they are the most dangerous of all?”

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had presented itself and made up a rhyme

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indignation spreads away a troubled scent of rhyme and rent-free reservation- what a

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What the poet does afterward in the way of adding rhyme or altering language,

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“The Kelly Rodgers’ rhyme is about her coming back from the dead to kill

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lined up with words that rhyme ‘cause hot damn

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without rhyme or reason and without responding to proven medical advice of food,

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There are abrupt changes of rhyme, repetition of the same rhyme word or rhyme phrase in adjoining verses

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Isn’t that how the rhyme goes?”

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There were hundreds of doors in the walls; all of them seemed quite randomly placed with no rhyme or reason

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be neither rhyme nor reason in the climate at any given time

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” she recited a childhood bedtime rhyme from the History of Daydreams

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” He was just a “close talker” with a tattered hat who rhymed every darn word out of his mouth

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around it goes and what does it mean? Nobody knows,” rhymed the President

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The debate got a bit heated when Mark suggested calling the cat Quark, because she was so tiny, and it rhymed with ‘Mark’

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The attraction of Vietnamese rhymed and

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rhymed verses, some American poets thought that it was not nec-

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of rhymed verses, Vietnamese Blank Verse adopted the same

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Formalism had accomplished its goals of reviving rhymed (me-

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” the child’s nursery rhymed in the skeleton of a burnt out Pitt-perfect housing project, under the surveillance of drones whose presence advertised exclusion

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Papa doesn’t care about teaching him, either, and says he is a _dummer Bengel_ who pronounces Goethe as though it rhymed with dirty, and who the first time our great poet was mentioned vacantly asked, with every indication of a wandering mind, if he wasn’t the joker who wrote the play for Irving with all the devils in it

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She rhymed of a sequence of commands which Yaf/Shap did their best to follow

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Notwithstanding which, he still pronounced “attorney” so that it rhymed with “horny

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The spectators’ «OH!» rhymed with each flinging of the stone, and that went on for a while

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The crowd opened happily, laughing and commenting on her bright if tattered costume, trying to remember what she rhymed, so as to tell it later

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His bills of lading were rhymed no matter how he tried to avoid it, and routine business letters had a lyrical spirit that diminished their authority

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“But the new one won’t bloom well on rhymes,” he said

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«Could I help? I know a lot of rhymes and tags of proverbs and things

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Wove bright rhymes in the days of old

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There are a fair number of artists that fall into the «nerdcore» realm, generally found in hip hop music but in other genres as well, and oftentimes they integrate math lingo into their rhymes, here are a few artists where you can find samples of

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…I can’t think of anything that rhymes with laugh

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Rhymes with vagina and would act as a lure

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* A repertoire of nursery songs, rhymes and stories

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Whilst Total Physical Response, songs, stories and rhymes are still important, language is gradually used for more inter-communicative purposes such as problem-solving, elementary project work, tasks, etc

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Children’s songs, rhymes, stories and games form an intrinsic part of linguistic culture and are important not only for the acquisition of schematic knowledge (language and notions that all members of the mother tongue share) but also because:

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Song is the musical representation of a language, and can be used in the classroom together with rhymes, jingles, chants and story refrains to help children acquire and use the English «music» or intonation

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Dug was telling me I could do something with my rhymes way before I ever considered the thought as more then a dream

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etry, whether there are rhymes at the end of the verses or not

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buggers and logy (rhymes with boogie) plastered on his face

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The speaker soon noticed Jordan in the room and apologized to her for his colorful group of words, the first of which denotes an offspring and the final one rhymes with ditch

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That last word rhymes with a five letter word ending in “w,” which applies here

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He is also known for the documentary, Hip-Hop: Beyond Beats and Rhymes

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Hip-Hop: Beyond Beats and Rhymes (2006)

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I won’t say who ran the company with this promotion, but I will mention that his name rhymes with the name of the high school in the movie Carrie and the motel in the movie Psycho

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worst cousin (rhymes with first cousin) – the son or daughter of your uncle and aunt who you can’t stand

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For those of you who haven’t heard, Hummer rhymes with dumber

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“That rhymes, doesn’t it? Totally unintentional of course,” he added with a tone of gravity

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Wat’s jokes have now deteriorated to the point where he’s reciting nursery rhymes at Bridgend rugby club:

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quote phrases or rhymes, that only native speakers are expected to known

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Rap star Busta Rhymes was reported to have bragged to Vibe magazine how he tortured mice caught on glue traps: “We used to stick burning cigarettes in their bodies, watch them wiggle til they just stopped moving

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have to take a piss, which made it difficult to make rhymes other than miss and this and kiss

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At the age of 24 Ryan started writing words of inspiration and rhymes, he says;

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The information will be even easier to remember if the song rhymes

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We wrote the story in rhymes, and drew pictures of all

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He ‘improved’ his rhymes and made up

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whole class was soon laughing at the insulting rhymes

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rhymes with the fashion of our personal lives that matures and transforms all of us over different `vibes` that have tòpulsateàlong with our lives that consequently change and alter us

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These circular patterns are endured by all of us over a style that rhymes with the fashion of our personal lives that matures and transforms all of us over different `vibes` that have to `pulsate` along with our lives that consequently change and alter us

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I doubt if I’m alone in thinking the Mother Goose rhymes have many of the qualities of great poetry: not only is the form perfect for the song, there is also a speech-like quality, a trueness about them that makes them instantly memorable

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And then it all came to me in a sudden fall: not as rhymes, however, but prose poems: a collection of speech-like, out-of-control, falling-down-the-elevator-shaft raps that somehow revealed both my own colors and those of the nursery characters in a way I could never have predicted

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There are two rhymes ineach stanza, and not more than two lines having the samerhyme may stand together

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songs, changing the words to hilarious and silly rhymes, while

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Books of riddles, tongue twisters and silly rhymes

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rhymes with that pesky place, Iraq

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Thanks to massive doses of caffeine, Zamos (whose name rhymes with

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David didn’t know any and fell back on nursery rhymes

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Her sobs were immediately drowned by the sound of BUSTA RHYMES rapping ‘Got you all in check

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At the door of the house an exchange of rhymes are done, once the bride’s family feel satisfied with the rhymes, they then drop the makeshift barrier, made of silk, to allow the groom and his family to enter the house

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Bawn saw, stared, turned on her heel, and went out again volcanically; and the corridor shook to her departing footsteps and to the angry unintentional rhymes she was making aloud with words like hoax and jokes

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innovated songs and rhymes, games with rules, relays and other

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songs and rhymes that provide the basis for understanding how

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This is really easy to use in a sentence and is traditionally found inside of rhymes, however you can use this in many different areas of life, either just for fun, or for a specific purpose

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forgetful of the rhymes

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(Hint: It Begins with “F” and Rhymes with “Tunnel”)

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The Druids of Time sit in candle lit rooms, smoking inspirational herb, wandering into pens and paper of imaginary rhymes that form shapes and emotions, dressed up in words that change the lives of the animated

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The third CD was nursery rhymes in English

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She was Janice from math, the one that I had jacked to write nursery rhymes

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I was told that he will have better senses not that he will recite chapters from my gynecology books in spite of the nursery rhymes

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Her response was to laugh and recite Mrashak’s translation of Humpty Dumpty, it taking on a new meaning, as childish rhymes have a tendency to

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Appleton, my name is Robert Rhymes

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Rhymes was shocked to hear the boat was so close to the Middle East

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The implications of a stolen boat traveling from the Middle East to the United States with a nuclear bomb hidden in a water tank were frightening to Rhymes

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Rhymes consulted his notebook and then dialed another telephone number on his cell phone

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I need to speak to the director,” Rhymes said flatly

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Rhymes identified himself and briefly explained the situation

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“Thank you, Rhymes,” he said

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“For right now, I’m in charge at the scene,” Rhymes said

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He briefed Rhymes on what the Agent in Charge reported

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He was surprised by Rhymes response

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“I expected something like that,” Rhymes said

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And while children from the party could still be seen playing on the sidewalks, their antics in ropes and rhymes and the kicking of empty cans did not penetrate the look that had come over Ingrid’s audience

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“’Because it rhymes with head

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She had sung her guttural rhymes, too, with a serious and respectful expression in her face

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He next named the page and verse where the rhymes selected were to be found, and applied the pitch-pipe to his lips, with the decent gravity that he had been wont to use in the temple

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Rhymes: two men dressed the same, looking the same, two by two

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“And she chanted strange rhymes

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He sang songs, repeated rhymes, told stories and talked to her about the things they saw – trees, mills, bridges, churches

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She no longer cares that her great-uncle put on an ancient necktie and stood by the front door on two separate occasions and whispered weird rhymes to himself—à la pomme de terre, je suis par terre; au haricot, je suis dans l’eau—trying and failing to summon the courage to go out

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some progress, though the rhymes still gave him difficulty

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The next few days the following rhymes, with their threats, made

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‘I was just running over some of the Rhymes of Lore in my mind ‘

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rhymes of old days which women such as our good Ioreth still repeat without

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And he will tell you that he did not know that the herb you desire had any virtues, but that it is called westmansweed by the vulgar, and galenas by the noble, and other names in other tongues more learned, and after adding a few half-forgotten rhymes that he does not understand, he will regretfully inform you that there is none in the House, and he will leave you to reflect on the history of tongues

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78.
Bilbo’s rhymes that came into his mind like

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79.
“I call him that because he’s such a bad Fellow an’ his Christian Name rhymes with what he likes to do best

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80.
Mark Twain once said, “History never repeats but it often rhymes

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Sort of rhymes with Kathleen

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82.
Busta Rhymes was doing his thing on the boom box at high volume

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83.
Poor Survincent, the poacher, who had gone through the prison-cellar of the Chatelet, said: «It was the rhymes that kept me up

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84.
For that’s another of the old rhymes:

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Mancel finishes the rhyming story and sits

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Pauly G laughed, “Ohhh mannn, what the shiznit?” Pauly threw me a BRUG and then started rhyming like the opposite of miming while the bells from; “Lookout Weekend” were chiming

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I think of Candor’s rhyming song, which calls us the cruelest faction

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I told Susan so, but she said to stop my jawing and go to sleep before the water got cold, or she’d leave me to see if rhyming would cure toothache, and she hoped it would be a lesson to me

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The second rhyming as if

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Dutch word for ‘cat,’ and ‘woes’ simply rhyming with ‘poes,’ but it was the best we could do

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The rhyming is more clumsy and pitiable than Roses Are Red

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” he stops the rhyme short as if rhyming were something beneath a person of his station

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While Robert was considering the relative merits of free-form poetry and rhyming metrical verse, a metallic-green Commodore parked in front of the main entrance

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Still trembling, I thought that grandmother would have been proud of this iambic pentameter, the most powerful rhyming scheme that existed

11.
repetition, we can convert rhyming verses into non-

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rhyming verses, and through translation, we can liberate

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Solution: Write rhyming 4 line sets using the PRLV until one jumps out at you and cool sounding and concise

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‖ This talent of spontaneous rhyming has to be worth something in later life, he thought

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I stood up, gripping the sphere spear in one hand, and my laser phaser in the other — my rhyming arsenal of death – and then lead the way as we quickly continued down the path

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could do rhyming couplets or this thing called a haiku

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Poetry isn’t just lines of rhyming words that are hard to understand

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Manfred was amused by the clumsy attempts at rhyming that were constantly in his head

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of rhyming, healing, foretelling) that they reveal within the process of

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I’d written her a dirty valentine that I could already see splashed across the news, me rhyming besot with twat

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And what was Poetry but a rhyming Means of leading the Human Race towards Perfection? And what was the Poet but a Human Creature inspir’d to raise his Fellow Creatures closer towards the Divine Spirit?

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It was in «the epic vein,» which for him meant a long rhyming poem about knights in armor

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23.
What say you all? Here are two capital tragic parts for Yates and Crawford, and here is the rhyming Butler for me, if nobody else wants it; a trifling part, but the sort of thing I should not dislike, and, as I said before, I am determined to take anything and do my best

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24.
«Rye-bread which we bake is akin to any cake,» says the mother, using a rhyming proverb to console the children for not having an Easter cake made with white flour

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