In each sentence a word is concealed, such as the word no in sentence five. If you can find the buried words and read them in order from 1 to 6, they will form a well-known proverb.
1. The word buried here has only one letter.
2. Did you find a jelly roll in Gaskin’s Bakery?
3. It’s the best one I’ve ever seen.
4. The rug at her stairway was made in India.
5. He’s an old friend.
6. Amos sold his bicycle to a friend.
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‘A rolling stone gathers no moss’
1- hAs
2- ROLL IN Gaskin’s
3- beST ONE
4- ruG AT HER Stairway
5- aN Old
6- aMOS Sold
Correct Thumper.
You’re today’s winner.