It got printed, too, it did That small pome about the kid, In a paper in the West; Put ten dollars in my vest.
Illustration: "WRIT A POME ABOUT A KID"] "But how shall you be represented in the book?
Bill wrote a pome 'bout their old dog Towze when he wuz run over by Watkins's hay wagon seven years ago.
I'll bet that pome is in every scrap-book in the county.
But it looked from the pome like she wuz dead 'nd that he loved her.
In Ta Pome replied, "Each of you kill one of your children, cut him into pieces and put him into a jar.
And to the Indiaman did In Ta Pome give the chemical that changes all stones and metals into gold, because he had believed, and had not tried to mock and deceive the gods.
The Justice of In Ta Pome Men of three countries wanted a chemical to change stones and metals into gold, and they all came together to worship In Ta Pome, one of the gods.
The Pome Pomos (Earth People) live in Potter Valley.
Besides the Pome Pomos there are two or three other little rancherias in Potter Valley, each with a different name; and the whole body of them are called Ballo Ki Pomos (Oat Valley People).
Amid cries iv approval, Parnassy read his mim'rable pome intitled: 'I wisht I nivir got marrid.
Pome usually of 5 carpels; each becomes incompletely 2-celled by a projection from its back; otherwise as Pyrus.
Leaves simple; cymes simple and umbel-like; pome fleshy, globular, sunk in at the attachment of the stalk.
Pome drupe-like, with 1--5 bony stones or kernels.
Th' minyit 'twas over with th' pome 'twas off with Scanlan.
An' so he writes a pome to show that th' czar's letter's not on th' square.
Whin he opens th' windy, a pome be Paul Deroulede 'll be read to him.
Bay berries, Juniper berries, Walnuts, Citrons, commonly called Pome Citrons, all the sorts of Pepper.
Fruit a pome composed of the thickened and succulent calyx-tube inclosing the papery or bony carpels; stipules free from the petioles.
Fruit a small subglobose red or orange-red pome with acid flesh, and papery carpels free at the apex.
Bill wrote a pome 'bout their old dog Towze when he wuz run over by Watkins's hay-wagon seven years ago.
An' whether it was the red morey waist or the pome Betsy never did know, but she thinks it was the pome.
Now, just before she had this daguerrotype took that I'm goin' to show you, she was writin' a pome to the Muse.
Leaves simple; fruit a light green pome an inch or more in diameter; branches contorted, bearing many short, spur-like branchlets.
So the little girl spoken of came to have the nickname Pome Yik, which means curly-head.
I sold my fruit in an hour or two, and then Pome Yik and I went off in my canoe to have a good time by ourselves.
I made up a pome about those thar toads," Ken said, "last night after you'd gone to sleep again.
And what ever possessed him to shoot off the Toad Pome to the Maestro?
He arrived on the evening of the day before his leave expired, put up at the auberge of the Pome d'Or, and early the next morning took his way to The Scottish Soldier.
The auberge of the Pome d'Or is but a street from here, monsieur; it has good stables, and the host is an honest man, which is not often the case with men of his class.
When your man brings the things to me at the auberge Pome d'Or I will pay him at once," he said.
He is capable of burning down the Pome d'Or, and all within it, in order to obtain revenge on you.
Venus has left her Cyprus home And will not let me pull a pome About the Parthians, fierce and rough, The Scythian war, and all that stuff.
And when the builder of this ditty Returns to this pulsating city, The perpetrator of this pome Yearns for a lovely country home.
Lay thatpome back, and tie them covers together with a hard knot.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "pome" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
