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Job #512: For consistency with Book Footer
{{Lore Book
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|OB=1
|SR=1
|ON=1
|description=Small collection of riddles
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{{LetterPic|T}}his handye booke doth containe alle diverse manner of riddles and follyes, and, by means of carefulle studye, the prudente scholarlye gentlemane maye finde himselfe noe longer discomfited by the sharpe wite of his fellowes.
{{Nst|[|ON=(|SR=''}}The posing and puzzling of riddles is a convention of polite aristocratic Western society. Nobles and social aspirants collect books of riddles and study them, hoping thereby to increase the chances of their appearing sly and witty in conversation.{{Nst|]|ON=)|SR=''}}
The question:
:It has a tail, a side and a head
:I call it what I call a snake
:It has no body and it is dead
The answer:
:It must be a drake
The question:
:Poets know the hearts of {{Lore Link|Man|Men}} and {{Lore Link|Mer}}
:But beasts can't know my heart, you see
:This book was written by a {{Lore Link|bear}}
The answer:
:It is not a book of poetry.
The question:
:I gave you a sock, not unlike a box
:With hammers and nails all around it
:Two lids open when it knocks
The answer:
:It must have been a great hit.
{{Book End}}
|MW=1
|OB=1
|SR=1
|ON=1
|description=Small collection of riddles
}}
{{LetterPic|T}}his handye booke doth containe alle diverse manner of riddles and follyes, and, by means of carefulle studye, the prudente scholarlye gentlemane maye finde himselfe noe longer discomfited by the sharpe wite of his fellowes.
{{Nst|[|ON=(|SR=''}}The posing and puzzling of riddles is a convention of polite aristocratic Western society. Nobles and social aspirants collect books of riddles and study them, hoping thereby to increase the chances of their appearing sly and witty in conversation.{{Nst|]|ON=)|SR=''}}
The question:
:It has a tail, a side and a head
:I call it what I call a snake
:It has no body and it is dead
The answer:
:It must be a drake
The question:
:Poets know the hearts of {{Lore Link|Man|Men}} and {{Lore Link|Mer}}
:But beasts can't know my heart, you see
:This book was written by a {{Lore Link|bear}}
The answer:
:It is not a book of poetry.
The question:
:I gave you a sock, not unlike a box
:With hammers and nails all around it
:Two lids open when it knocks
The answer:
:It must have been a great hit.
{{Book End}}