W. D. V.

_Revolutionary Calendar_ (Vol. vi., pp. 199. 305.).--The lines to which C.

refers may be seen in Brady's _Clavis Calendaria_, vol. i. p. 38. He gives

them as the lines of an English wit, thus:

"Autumn, wheezy, sneezy, freezy,

Winter, slippy, drippy, nippy;

Spring showery, flowery, bowery;

Summer hoppy, croppy, poppy."

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