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   In marble hall as white as milk.
   Lined with skin as soft as silk.
   Within a fountain crystal clear.
   A golden apple doth appear.
   No doors are here on this stronghold.
   Yet thieves break in and steal the gold.
   Ans.: An egg.
   Little Jenny Huddle sitting in a puddle with a green cap and a white petticoat.
   Ans.: A bunch of rushes.
   What is it that grows down. Ans.: a cow's tail.
   Up chip-cherry down chip-cherry; all the men in Derry would not climb chip-cherry. Ans.: Smoke.
   What goes over the fire, and under the fire and never touches the fire. Ans.: a cake in an oven.
   Four stick-standers, four diddle-danders, two puckers, two lugers, a licker and a hanger. Ans.: A cow.
   What is it that goes round the house in the day-time, and sleeps in the corner a night. Ans.: The broom.
   Why is "smiles" such a long word. Ans.: Because there is a mile between the first and last letters.
   The more you take out of it the bigger

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