Part 1 — Kinks.
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No. 102.—Right Triangle.
All words begin and end with same letter.
1.*—A letter.
2.* *—A preposition.
3.* * *—To possess.
4.* * * *—A sign.
5.* * * * *—A vegetable.
6.* * * * * *—To continue in use.
7.* * * * * * *—Notion.
8.* * * * * * * *—Act of blunting.
9.* * * * * * * * *—Adverse reason.
10.* * * * * * * * * *—Business.
11.* * * * * * * * * * *—Display.
12.* * * * * * * * * * * *—Extinction.
Albert.
No. 103—Zigzag.
If the cross-words—of equal length—are correctly guessed, the zigzag, beginning at the upper left-hand corner, will spell the name of the eldest daughter of the Emperor Arcadius (born a.d. 399).
Cross-words.—1. A fruit. 2. To chew. 3. Burning. 4. To instruct. 5. A covered entrance. 6. Slumber. 7. To compel. 8. An episcopal crown. 9. Starwort.
No. 104.—Hour-glass.
1. To equalize. 2. Shy. 3. Fixed. 4. A letter. 5. A metal. 6. A horse. 7. Brought into life.
The centrals give the name of a continent.
Simon T. Stern.
No. 105.—The Supper Table.
1.A convulsion of the lungs, and a reward.
2.A kind of deer, and a grain, served in a flat form.
3.A kind of cutting and girls.
4.Natural jewel-boxes.
5.An unruly member.
6.A portion and a height.
7.Fireworks.
8.A billy-goat.
9.Earth and a useful toilet article.
10.Two-thirds of a small destructive animal, and part of the table service.
11.A sailor's desire.
12.Counterfeit agony.
13.An island in the Atlantic.
14.Ghosts.
15.A vessel, an article, and part of the foot.
16.A country in Europe.
17.One of Noah's sons.
18.A crowd.
19.Health-drinking.
20.Something occurring in baseball.
21.What every one walks on.
22.A pronoun and an ornament.
23.Something to which many martyrs were fastened.
24.A flirt and the eighteenth letter.
25.The bird which is afraid.
26.Fruit of a tree useful to our remote ancestors.
I. M. C.