Two quick ones...

["Earl J. Moniz" <earlj@moniz.org>]

Hello everyone,
today a teacher came through the media center and casually questioned me
about the origin of ...
"March comes in like a like and goes out like a lamb..." . . .  Is this
quote simply a quotation?
Is it part of a longer poem?  Spent a couple hours looking for it online
to no avail . . .
It was also part of the introduction of the song "June is bustin' out
all over" in the Rodgers and Hammerstein's *Carousel* ... went looking
for the lyrics or script - nothing there either!  Went to the online
Bartlett's ... but the online version is from 1901 - no sense looking
there!

Second, does anyone remember the email address to the "stumper"
listserv?

Please forward directly to me - not the list . . . any help and
assistance would be greatly appreciated.

Aloha y'all   ...   Earl J.
"Just an old Maui boy with a poor sense of direction ...
Guilford, CT ... working his way back home; one state at a time!"
www.moniz.org / earlj@moniz.org
Guilford Lakes Elementary
Librarian/Media Specialist

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