Mary had a little lamb
Mary had a little lamb The doctors were surprise. I watch very little television these days. And if ever I do, it's Bob the Builder, The Wheels on the Bus, Barney (yikes!), or collections of baby songs and nursery rhymes. So instead of waiting for my brain to turn to much, why not have a bit of fun with it? Why not pass some of these nursery rhymes through a lipogram sieve? In a lipogram, a particular letter of the alphabet is deliberately omitted from a piece of verse or prose. Andy West's novel, Lost and Found (2002), is an extreme example: The whole novel does not contain the letter e (So I guess he can't call it a novel then; rather, it's a story). Here's A. Ross Eckler's (nope, don't know ...

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