The Enid Blyton Holiday Book - complete online version

41 Illustrated Children's Stories from Enid Blyton

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	Some Puzzles For You I. I always go in front of a rat; but if you have a car, look for me at the back; an ostrich has me in its middle, but an emu never has me at all; I'm the centre of the world and the end of a star; I can always be seen in York, but I don't live in London; I go before royalty, and after a peer; and if you eat a herring for breakfast, you will find two of me in it; a robber will always find me behind him and in front of him too. What am I? 2. One half of me I see you spread With eagerness upon your bread; The other half of me you'll see Is laid for everyone at tea; My whole's a flower of brightest gold, Beloved by all, both young and old. o           o           o           o           o Find the two halves and the whole. 3. I am in every dog you see, I grow on every wayside tree, I frighten cats and burglars too, Tell me what I am now, do! Answers on page 42