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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
RIDDLE, by ANONYMOUS
First Line: The fiddler and his wife / the piper and his mother
Last Line: And three-quarters of another
Subject(s): Riddles
First Line: The fiddler and his wife / the piper and his mother
Last Line: And three-quarters of another
Subject(s): Riddles
THE fiddler and his wife,
The piper and his mother,
Ate three half cakes, three whole cakes,
And three-quarters of another.
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