An easier way to play at rhymes is this: I begin, for instance, by
saying:
"The moon came up in the clear night sky."
Sarah follows, making a line to rhyme with mine, thus,
"As round and full as an apple-pie."
Tom's turn is next, and he says,
"Some people think it is made of cheese."
And then Theodore takes it up with,
"But that is silly, as any one sees."
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