N COMPETITION No 287 you were invited to use given rhymes to make a poem in a game of , popular since the 17th century and popular with you. The rhyme words came from ‘Death lies in wait for you, you wild thing in the wood’ by John Masefield, published in his collection in 1916. They really provoked your imagination. Max Ross cleverly reworked Robert's Frost's snowy going to Peter Wilson.
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The Egyptian revival style was the most daring and the most dashing of all the architectural oddities that raged through 19th-century Britain. And rage they did, from Piccadilly to Penzance. The Egyptian House is one of the most appealing buildings i