Mary Middling's Whimsical Collection of Familiar Objects
Mary Middling had a unique assortment of companions, from a not-so-little pig to a charming doll, each described with contrasting characteristics. The whimsical descriptions and accompanying images bring to life Mary's eclectic world filled with ordinary yet extraordinary objects.
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Mary Middling Mary Middling had a PIG Not very little and not very big Not very pink and not very green Not very dirty and not very clean
Mary Middling Mary Middling had a CAT Not very good and not very bad Not very happy and not very sad Not very bored and not very glad
Mary Middling Mary Middling had a DOG Not very right and not very wrong Not very full and not very hungry Not very good and not very angry
Mary Middling Mary Middling had MICE Not very ugly and not very nice Not very dry and not very wet Not very good and not very bad
Mary Middling Mary Middling had a CHICKEN Not very fat and not very thin Not very well and not very ill Not very dirty and not very clean
Mary Middling Mary Middling had a GNAT Not very blue and not very red Not very full and not very hungry Not very pretty and not very ugly
Mary Middling Mary Middling had a DOLL Not very low and not very tall Not very ugly and not very pretty Not very clean and not very dirty
Mary Middling Mary Middling had a SLIDE Not very heavy and not very light Not very dirty and not very clean Not very red and not very green
Mary Middling Mary Middling had a HOUSE Not very ugly and not very nice Not very small and not very large Not very normal and not very strange
Mary Middling Mary Middling had a BALL Not very big and not very small Not very new and not very old Not very silver and not very gold
Mary Middling Mary Middling had a CAR Not very near and not very far Not very new and not very old Not very warm and not very cold
Mary Middling Mary Middling had a PARK Not very light and not very dark Not very rainy and not very sunny Not very boring and not very funny
Mary Middling Mary Middling had BREAD Not very good and not very bad Not very black and not very white Not very soft and not very hard
Mary Middling Mary Middling had FOOD Not very bad and not very good Not very white and not very brown Not very up and not very down
Mary Middling Mary Middling had a BAT Not very black and not very red Not very good and not very bad Not very living and not very dead
Mary Middling Mary Middling had a FROG Not very cold and not very hot Not very short and not very long Not very weak and not very strong
Mary Middling Mary Middling had a PET Not very thin and not very fat Not very small and not very big Not very white and not very pink
Mary Middling Mary Middling had a PUPPET Not very healthy and not very cold Not very blue and not very violet Not very wise and not very stupid
Grammar Why is Mary s surname Middling? What is used in each line? What do the words : good x naughty mean? Try to write the rhyme with these opposites. Put the verb to have in past simple tense. Try to write your own rhymes like these ones. Who wrote the first rhyme about a pig? Explain : Silly Folk Nonsense Poems Nursery Rhymes Rose Fyleman
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