Practice № 10 of 12
A past spine
The poem hides a 5-letter word. Each line holds one letter of it, in order — but nothing says which letter. Six guesses. Find the spine.
To bed and to rise at this hour, says Poor Richard.
- early to bed, and early to rise, makes a man healthy, wealthy, and wise," as Poor Richard says.
- Are you then your own master?
- Handle your tools without mittens: remember, that "The cat in gloves catches no mice," as Poor Richard says.
- while laziness travels so slowly, that poverty soon overtakes him.
- you are weak-handed: but stick to it steadily, and you will see great effects;
0 of 6 guesses used.
Back to today
Play today's riddle, or pick another past spine below.
- № 15 letters · Lewis Carroll
- № 24 letters · Lewis Carroll
- № 35 letters · Edward Lear
- № 44 letters · Edward Lear
- № 54 letters · Edward Lear
- № 64 letters · Edward Lear
- № 75 letters · Rudyard Kipling
- № 85 letters · Rudyard Kipling
- № 96 letters · Benjamin Franklin
- № 105 letters · Benjamin Franklin
- № 116 letters · Various (King James translators)
- № 125 letters · Various (King James translators)
New to this? How to play. Every line is quoted from a public-domain text; the sources name each edition.