To make sense out of each sentence below, trade one of the letters in each word with one of the letters in parentheses. Each letter in parentheses will be used only once.

1. He man yearn muck frog wish woods, vittle prom wire tracks, any lass frow rise buys.
( c c d e e f g h l l m m r s w w )
2. I horse in fade on walks aid beads; I hope as guilt wits lore add creams.
( a a b d f h i l m m m n n s u v )
3. A won't knot that's gorse, binding tie lore if four lift end posing hem - of fever snowing is yon well.
( a d e f f h i i i k l n o r u v w w w y )
4. By him us than wren me hangs fill fork to linger, chat thy words on ay handy wild keen or worming.
( a d e f h i k k l m m n n o p s t t w w y )
5. Sore thinks teat cast fire collars do but live hears age how most men sollars must no repaid.
( c d d f g h j m n o o r t t t v y y )

1. We can learn much from wise words, little from wise cracks, and less from wise guys.