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sea; 2. In slave, but not in free; 3. In lose, but not in find; 4. In heed, but not in mind; 5. In barn, but not in shed; 6. In black, but not in red; 7. In hill, but not in mound; 8. In held, but not in bound. What's the answer?--can you say? 'Tis something boys much like to play. CYRIL DEANE. =GEOGRAPHICAL TRANSPOSITIONS.= 1. ---- ---- a good post at ----. 2. Did you notice the carved ---- in that old cathedral door in ---- ? 3. ---- ---- with pleasure from Geneva, for ----. 4. I took great ---- to witness these national games, when in ----. 5. I found ---- gold in a mine in ----. 6. I could stand ---- in the entrance to the cave in ----. 7. I have ---- interest in ---- than in any other foreign city. B. =OMNIBUS WORD.= In a word of five letters find: 1st. An hour-glass puzzle, the central letters of which, read downward, signify to perform again; horizontally, a symbol often used in writing, a beverage, a vowel, a performance, to provide. 2d. A word-square containing a unit, a vehicle, an epoch. 3d. Words to each of which one letter may be prefixed so as to form another word: a preposition, an animal; a verb, a weed; a study, a vehicle; a part of the body, a sign of sorrow. 4th. Words to fill appropriately the blanks in each stanza below, by prefixing a letter to the first word, when found to form the second, and by prefixing a letter to the second to form the third: I would not heed so small an ----, When dealing with one of his ----, Or of my temper leave a ----. We asked him in; he sat and ---- Of the ripe fruit at such a ----, He lowered well the heaped up ----. H. H. D. =ACCIDENTAL HIDINGS.= In these quotations find five girls' names, without transposing any letters. "Of such as wandering near her secret bower, Molest her ancient solitary reign."--_Gray._ "Where olive-leaves were twinkling in every wind that blew, There sat beneath the pleasant shade a damsel of Peru."_Bryant._ "Slowly she raised her form of grace; Her eyes no ray conceptive flung."--_Hogg._ "Stainless worth, Such as the sternest age of virtue saw."--_Bryant._ =PERSPECTIVE-CROSS PUZZLE.= ____1____ | |\ | | 19 | | \ 10 11 | | | 12 | | | _____2_____| |__|__3_____
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