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Merriam  \ndrawings by JOSEPH SCHINDELMANThere is no rbyme for silver,but if you climb a hill ver--y very slowly  \nyou can almost make it go...See?In the meanwhile,here are rhymesFor all seasons and all tines.  \nRhymes to sing and shout in Spring,Rhymes to call out in the Fall.Rhymes that leap in rocket space,Rhymes that run around home base.Rhymes for reasons and for none-Mainly just for having fun.  \nRhymes at cndings,rhymes in middles,Jokes and twisters,puns and riddles.Rhymes to whisper,rhymes to yell,Rhymes to chime like a swinging bell.Rhymes like a jump rope,now let's begin:Take a turn and jump right in.  \n712;26  \n1  \n$3.07  \nhttps://archive.org/details/thereisnorhymefo0000unse  \nthere1S norhymeforsilverEve Merriam  \nDrawings by Joseph SchindelmanCOLNSVILE BRANCH LUBRARYAtheneum New York1967  \nCopyright 1962 by Eve Merriam  \nAll rights reserved  \nLibrary of Congress catalog card number 62-10254  \nPublished simultaneously in Canada by McClelland d Stewart Ltd.  \nManufactured in the United States of America  \nComposition by The Composing Room,Inc.,New York  \nPrinted by The Murray Printing Company,Forge Village,Massachusetts  \nBound by H.Wolff,New York  \nFirst Printing June 1962  \nSecond Printing February 1964  \nThird Printing April 1966  \nFourth Printing October 1966  \nFifth Printing September 1967  \n# THERE IS NO RHY ME FOR SILVER\n\nThere is no rhyme for silver,but if you climb a hill ver--y very slowlyyou can almost make it go...See?  \nIn the meanwhile,here are rhymesFor all seasons and all times.  \nRhymes to sing and shout in Spring,Rhymes to call out in the Fall.Rhymes that leap in rocket space,Rhymes that run around home base.  \nFat and thin rhymes,tall and short rhymes,Out and in rhymes,school and sport rhymes.Hard as rocks,soft as cheese,  \nRhymes that tickle,rhymes that tease.Rhymes for when you’re feeling quiet,For times you'd like to make a riot.Crazy,lazy,twirling,hurling,  \nRhymes for reasons and for none—Mainly 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