Re: Punctuation Puzzle #2


Ending with lots of verbs:


This is Jack that built the house where the malt lay.

This is Jack that built the house where the malt that the rat ate lay.

This is Jack that built the house where the malt that the rat that the
cat killed ate lay.

This is Jack that built the house where the malt that the rat that the
cat that the dog worried killed ate lay.

This is Jack that built the house where the malt that the rat that the
cat that the dog that the cow with the crumpled horn tossed worried
killed ate lay.

This is Jack that built the house where the malt that the rat that the
cat that the dog that the cow with the crumpled horn that the maiden all
forlorn milked tossed worried killed ate lay.

This is Jack that built the house where the malt that the rat that the
cat that the dog that the cow with the crumpled horn that the maiden all
forlorn that the man all tattered and torn married kissed milked tossed
worried killed ate lay.

This is Jack that built the house where the malt that the rat that the
cat that the dog that the cow with the crumpled horn that the maiden all
forlorn that the man all tattered and torn that the priest all shaven
and shorn married kissed milked tossed worried killed ate lay.

This is Jack that built the house where the malt that the rat that the
cat that the dog that the cow with the crumpled horn that the maiden all
forlorn that the man all tattered and torn that the priest all shaven
and shorn that the *** that crowed in the morn waked married kissed
milked tossed worried killed ate lay.

This is Jack that built the house where the malt that the rat that the
cat that the dog that the cow with the crumpled horn that the maiden all
forlorn that the man all tattered and torn that the priest all shaven
and shorn that the *** that crowed in the morn that the farmer sowing
his corn kept waked married kissed milked tossed worried killed ate lay.

--
Mike Williams
Gentleman of Leisure
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