Pictured Puzzles and Word Play / A Companion to the Twentieth Century Standard Puzzle Book - A. Cyril Pearson

The words of Jigger’s wife, when she said that he seemed to be in a “sad pet,” were true by anagram.

His ball hugs the cushion so closely as to be completely pasted.

When, as they held on to the fractious cow, the farmer exclaimed, “See, we hold this cow’s horns and tail,”

his foreman, using exactly the same letters in his sentence, said—

“She cannot toss, her wild head is low.”