Thread: The Three Word Game!
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their way to
(the) Sword of Thruth
which hung over
night at cousin
Beatrice's bailiwick because
it was hidden
among the finest
selection of merchendice
offered in (the) last
chance to get
(a)new wedding present
before (the) divorce court
helps to save
the untold story
of how manipulating
wedding vows can
give the result
of happily ever
taking out the
best of the
'groom and his
way of doing
bad things worse
instead of travelling
with his fellows
he ran abroad
on hands and
didn't bother to
visit his in-laws
instead he saw
a maiden that
volunteered to be
a belly dancer
using a pearl
to establish communication
among some of
her nearest family
who walked from
woods until they
were found hidden
in the house
of (a) French taylor
who made special
deals with girls
that sang the
happy-go-lucky song in
the contest of
warbling opera ladies
if they promised
to make place
