FOUR OLD RIDDLES

1)

Out in the field there is a green house;

Inside the green house is a white house.

Inside the white house is a red house;

Inside the red house are many black and white babies.

2)

He that made it did not use it,

He that bought it did not want it;

He that used it did not know it.

3)

Doctor, please, do cure my first,

For which I'll give you my second;

My whole you can enjoy both morning and evening.

4)

I saw the happy pair pass by,

Newly wed midst joy and acclamation;

One simple word, thought I,

Exactly summed the situation.

But years have passed and love has waned,

And now they go their separate ways;

Again one simple word fits the case.

The second word is like the first,

Two central letters just reversed.

What are the two words?

HINT:

3. The "second" is FEE.

Answers:

1. Watermelon

2. A coffin

3. Coffee (cough - fee)

4. United/Untied