| Now the South gives them |
PRESENTS |
| One might get the message from the poetic pigeon |
HOMER |
| Seems a hefty pull is needed for this, but not for passengers |
GOODSTRAIN |
| She and Bert drink this to her wager at last |
SHERBET |
| Sheepish cries from about fifty floggings |
BLEATINGS |
| Sing about crooked Bob with a cry |
SOBBING |
| Sounds as if it's wet in there, by the sound of it |
INSISTS |
| Sounds as if on the throne it's so wet |
RAINING |
| That's the very last thing one would have done |
EXPIRED |
| The cart comes back three feet outside the house |
YARD |
| The holy 10 across returns and it is the editor |
ADVERTISED |
| The manner to get over offence, by the sound of it |
STYLE |
| They guarantee that one will get it in the neck from them |
SURETIES |
| This raid is not a wet one (4) |
ARID |
| Try to get out of one wheel around the editor |
WHEEDLE |
| What they pay when one is late for work on the land |
ESTATEDUTY |
