I have published answers available for many, but not all, of the Regency charades I have collected. This one appeared on a folding fan; I have not yet found a copy that includes an answer.
My first some often take
Entirely for my second's sake.
But very few indeed there are
Who both together well can bear.
I look forward to seeing your guesses!
Sunday, April 22, 2012
Saturday, April 14, 2012
Charade No. 27
A liquor, my first, of true English make,
Sometimes of an Evening a glass-full I take;
And when I have friends, such as Herry or Jem,
My next, with my first I fill up to the brim:
How smart in my closet, my total (whole) appears,
A place it has had there a number of years.
Enjoy!
Sometimes of an Evening a glass-full I take;
And when I have friends, such as Herry or Jem,
My next, with my first I fill up to the brim:
How smart in my closet, my total (whole) appears,
A place it has had there a number of years.
Enjoy!
Sunday, April 1, 2012
Charade No. 26
My first is a serpent, my next is a rag, my third
is you and me, and my whole is a vegetable.
A few of the charades, like this one, didn't rhyme.
is you and me, and my whole is a vegetable.
A few of the charades, like this one, didn't rhyme.
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