25. Give numerical poetry.

Any verse that is familiar counting as example:

Shuffle-Shoon (one) and (two) Amber-Locks (three)

Sit (four) together (five) building (six) blocks (seven)

Shuffle-Shoon (eight) is (nine) old (ten) and (eleven) gray (twelve)

Amber-Locks (thirteen) a (fourteen) little (fifteen) child (sixteen)

But (seventeen) together (eighteen) at (nineteen) their (twenty)

play (twenty-one)

Age (twenty-two) and (twenty-three) youth (twenty-four) are

(twenty-five) reconciled (twenty-six)

And (twenty-seven) with (twenty-eight) sympathetic (twenty-nine) glee

(thirty)

Build (thirty-one) their (thirty-two) castles (thirty-three) fair

(thirty-four) to (thirty-five) see (thirty-six).

26. Spread out a newspaper and stand two persons on it, so that they

cannot possibly touch each other.

(To accomplish this put the newspaper on the floor, half on one side of

the door, and half on the other. A person stands on each piece, and the

door is shut between them.)

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