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Meanings of old rhyme in English
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Usage of old rhyme in English
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On one page of her autograph album was written an old rhyme.
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You know the old rhyme says: 'Wednesday the best day of all.'
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The advice given in the old rhyme should be kept in mind, viz:
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The beginning of the story is told in an old rhyme which runs:-
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Every one can repeat the old rhyme, and some put faith in it:
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In spite of the old rhyme, a gentle shower will then be acceptable.
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This is the third time I've found you poring over that old rhyme.
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An old rhyme ran through his head that he hadn't even remembered knowing:
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Over and over again she lulled herself with the old rhyme, for comfort's sake.
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An old rhyme of Maria's came into her head as she lay there sobbing:
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Caitlin yelled at the top of her lungs as well, giggling at the old rhyme.
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A quaint old rhyme says of the plant:-
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An old rhyme about Wales' best features offers an unusual guide to exploring the country's sites.
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But my lady-heardye never the old rhyme-
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An old rhyme declares, for some unknown reason:-
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There is an old rhyme, by whom composed we know not-andit matters little-whichruns thus-
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Old rhyme through the time
Old rhyme across language varieties
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