Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 299
none of mine have any answers. I dontput answers to them, for I can never think of anygood ones. I met a boy once, and told him a lotof my riddles ; and he learned them, and went aboutasking people to guess them, and when the peoplegave them up, he could nt tell them the answers,because there were… … THE BOY AND HIS GRANDMOTHER. the gold-fish was the other part of the pink-eyedmonkey one. Oh, it dont make any difference, said Huckle-berry. I dont join my riddles together the sameway every time. Sometimes I use the gold-fish HUCKLEBERRY . 277 and elephant with the last part of one riddle,…
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