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Meanings of follow rhyme in English

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Usage of follow rhyme in English
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Thus they carried it in procession to every house chanting the following rhyme:
The Golden Bough: A Study of Magic and Religion
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This was expressed in the following rhyme, which varies slightly in different localities.
Folk Lore / Superstitious Beliefs in the West of Scotland within...
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Bracing the feet, the couples sway backward and forward, singing the following rhyme:
Entertainments for Home, Church and School
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Mr. Stephens recognises similar solar indications in the following rhymes:-
Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine — Volume 53, No. 330, April 1843
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The following rhyme by Lord Justice Bowen is ingeniously witty:
The god delusion
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The following rhyme was thought to be very funny when I was a boy:
Healthful Sports for Boys
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The following rhyme suggests that Kitty Fisher supplanted Lucy Locket in Charles' fickle esteem-
A History of Nursery Rhymes
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He then repeats the following rhyme, moving the pencil round and round while doing so:
My Book of Indoor Games
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One ought even to ENCOURAGE them, as has been partially attempted in the following rhymes:-
Beyond Good and Evil
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All went merrily for ten minutes, when I chanced upon the following rhyme for navigators:
The Cruise of the Snark
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Then one of their number repeated the following rhyme, tapping a foot with each accented syllable.
The Chinese Boy and Girl
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They struck once for each accented syllable of the following rhyme, making it a very rhythmical game.
The Chinese Boy and Girl
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At Elberfeld, according to O. Schell, the following rhyme was in use about the middle of this century (199.
The Child and Childhood in Folk-Thought / Studies of the Activit...
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The following rhyme, old and curious, and still not unknown to the young in Scotland and England alike, has many varieties:-
Children's Rhymes, Children's Games, Children's Songs, Children'...
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The girls sat down in pairs and, after the style of "Bean Porridge Hot," clapped hands to the following rhyme:
The Chinese Boy and Girl
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His "Just So" stories are capital nonsense prose, and the following rhyme proves him guilty of at least one Limerick:
A Nonsense Anthology