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O sweet September rain!
I hear it fall upon the garden beds,
Freshening the blossoms which begin to wane.
–Mortimer Collins, English poet (1827–76) | | | Question of the Day
How are marshmallows made, and where did they come from? – Answer
Puzzle of the Day
Formed long ago, yet made today; And most employed when others sleep; What few would like to give away; And fewer still to keep. (What is being described?) – Answer | | | ADVERTISEMENT Kids love it!
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