348. It is his heir (air).
348. It is his heir (air).
349. They are more airy.
350.
The boy can see his shadow,The shadow can’t see him.
The boy can see his shadow,The shadow can’t see him.
The boy can see his shadow,
The shadow can’t see him.
351. It has breathed into it the breath of life.
352. A soap-bubble.
353. A clock.
354. He gets wet.
355.
It would makeit a lie.It would make Italy.
It would makeit a lie.It would make Italy.
It would makeit a lie.
It would make Italy.
356. He carries his reins (heart) in his hand.
357. He may keep a watch, but he can’t tell the time of day.
358.
The gong makes adin,The cook makes adinner.
The gong makes adin,The cook makes adinner.
The gong makes adin,
The cook makes adinner.
359.
One-sided, sir.Once I did, sir.
One-sided, sir.Once I did, sir.
One-sided, sir.
Once I did, sir.
360. Cloak—oak—coal—lock.