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Chatterbox, 1906

PUZZLERS FOR WISE HEADS.

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13.—Little Charades—Triads.

A.—1. Bereft of father and mother.

2. The period of time during which a person or thing exists, or has existed.

A home for those who have no other.

B.—1. A collection of printed sheets.

2. A small creeping animal without feet.

A devourer of that which is written,

C.—1. The edge, or brink, of a fountain or river.

2. A hardened mass of earthy matter.

A mineral substance.

D.—1. A rodent of the genus lepus.

2. A hollow sounding body of metal.

A flower of the campanula kind.

E.—1. An emblem of innocence.

2. An extremity.

A peculiar joint.

F.—1. An uncertain quantity.

2. The organized material of an animal.

A person unknown, or uncertain.

[Answers on page 395.]

C. J. B.

Answer To Puzzle on Page 322.

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