School: Mastersons (roll number 8390)

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1. Riddles (continued)

   

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   There is a wee house on the road passing by Well covered with thatch, well pulled with corn, And if you go in you will get lodging all worn A rat in a corn stack. How many yards of calico would make a cap for Benbo One and all the rest. What goes through the water and never touches the water. A man in a boat. How could you compare a wood to a luggage van. Both are full of trunks. Why should you never starve at the seaside? Because each wave brings in a roll.

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2. Riddles

   

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   Niddy Noddy round body, three feet and a metal hat.
   A pot.
   One half dead, the other half living, and a tail wagging.
   A dog with its head in a pot.
   What sleeps with its finger in its eye
   The crook
   Spell blackwater in 3 letters? Ink

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