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Question: | When shall I marry? |
Answer: | This year, next year, sometime, never, repeat until there are no more stones |
Question: | What will the letter of my husband’s first name be? |
Answer, | A, B, C, D, E, F etc., |
Question: | What will he be? |
Answer: | Tinker, tailor, soldier, sailor, rich man, poor man, beggar man, thief. |
Question: | On what day shall I be married: |
Answer: | Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday etc., until there are no more stones |
Question: | What shall I wear? |
Answer: | Silk, satin, cotton, rags – |
Question: | How shall I get it? |
Answer: | Stolen, borrowed, bought or given |
Question: | How shall I go to church? |
Answer: | Coach, carriage, wheelbarrow, dung-cart |
Question: | Where shall I live? |
Answer: | Big house, little house, pigsty, barn |
Question: | How many children shall I have? |
Answer: | One, two, three, four etc. |
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