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(Re-arrange words in italics to form rhymes.) W!iTh his hair an old fellow of Bute | Used to make the new strings fog his «et, But now his head’s rabe And he’s no hair to prase, He has to toot tunes on a /ufet. A HOLIDAY-MAKER from Bury Fell into the Broads from a rhyreuj When brought back to dunorg, And asked "Are you wrodden?" He replied rather damply, "Not revy." A SILLY old fellow of Brighton | Left his home-and also the ghilt n& | So when he returned | He found something had druneb, In fact his old homestead had quite nogé.
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Radio Record, Volume I, Issue 42, 4 May 1928, Page 15
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