Microsoft Visual C#
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Author: Joyce, Farrell.
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Chapter 1, Problem 9E
From 1925 through 1963, Burma Shave advertising signs appeared next to highways all across the United States. There were always four or five signs in a row containing pieces of a rhyme, followed by a final sign that read "Burma Shave." For example, one set of signs that has been preserved by the Smithsonian Institution reads as follows:
Shaving brushes
You'll Soon See 'em
On a shelf
In some museum
Burma Shave
Find a classic Burma Shave rhyme on the Web and write a
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