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Panel 4.1 There's a Hole in My Bucket
Оглавление(American folk song, origin unknown) A dialog between Henry and Liza over a chore with never‐ending quandaries! | |
Henry | Liza |
There's a hole in my bucket! Dear Liza, Dear Liza. There's a hole in my bucket, Dear Liza, A hole! | Well, mend it! Dear Henry, Dear Henry, Dear Henry. Well, mend it! Dear Henry, Dear Henry, Mend it! |
With what shall I mend it? Dear Liza, Dear Liza. With what shall I mend it? Dear Liza, With what? | With a straw! Dear Henry, Dear Henry, Dear Henry. With a straw! Dear Henry, Dear Henry, A straw! |
But the straw is too long! Dear Liza, Dear Liza. But the straw is too long! Dear Liza, Too long! | Then cut it! Dear Henry, Dear Henry, Dear Henry. Then cut it! Dear Henry, Dear Henry, Cut it! |
With what shall I cut it? Dear Liza, Dear Liza. With what shall I cut it? Dear Liza, Cut it? | With a knife! Dear Henry, Dear Henry, Dear Henry. With a knife! Dear Henry, Dear Henry, A knife! |
But the knife is too dull! Dear Liza, Dear Liza. But the knife is too dull! Dear Liza, Too dull! | Then whet it! Dear Henry, Dear Henry, Dear Henry. Then whet it! Dear Henry, Dear Henry, Whet it! (Whet means “to sharpen.”) |
With what shall I whet it? Dear Liza, Dear Liza. With what shall I whet it? Dear Liza, With what? | With a stone! Dear Henry, Dear Henry, Dear Henry. With a stone! Dear Henry, Dear Henry, A stone! |
But the stone is too dry! Dear Liza, Dear Liza. But the stone is too dry! Dear Liza, Too dry! | Then wet it! Dear Henry, Dear Henry, Dear Henry. Then wet it! Dear Henry, Dear Henry, Wet it! |
With what shall I wet it? Dear Liza, Dear Liza. With what shall I wet it? Dear Liza, Wet it? | With water! Dear Henry, Dear Henry, Dear Henry. With water! Dear Henry, Dear Henry, Water! |
With what shall I fetch it? Dear Liza, Dear Liza. With what shall I fetch it? Dear Liza, With what? | With a bucket! Dear Henry, Dear Henry, Dear Henry. With a bucket! Dear Henry, Dear Henry, A bucket! |
There's a hole in my bucket! | |
Virginia Maier, of Pittsburgh, PA, gave me a tape of this song from her collection. |
Ever been through one of these discussions? I have, many of them – with grad students who didn't have a clear picture of what needed to be done!
This led to the practice of formulating the lab programs in terms of the questions we were trying to answer.