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A & wen name with part of family.
What is often used by fishermen.
The letter B with the opposite to wrong.
What gentlemen often put on, and what
often crosses riyer.


What you see in the Holy Bible.
Three-fourlhs of distinguished charac-
ter. with the initials of two favorite fruits,
What Indians use and Of what armies
are composed.


Something valuable to spiders.


A bird well known in England as well as
America with a part of family.


What is often seen in shoe store.
A star with heavy weight.
One of the colors Of the Rainbow.
Wha, you find in the fields.


What gamblers often do, with three-ilths
of the word enter.
Wha, ladies' think necessary to do. and
a necessary implement: fo, shoemaker.
Something warm, with the eighth letter
of the AIphabet.


What we are generally fond of, with the
eighteenth letter Of the Alphabet.


A bird with the letter G.


What we often see in a forest


w Hat Is Sttu oII tIi')st dlG "hh' 10
found in hive of bees.


A precious stone.


A very common fowl, with two-thirds Of
grain.


What honest people are, and four-sixths
Of the word infant


What is common to birds and fowls.
A high character better known in Eng
land than this country. -.. .-
What we do in the morning, with part
of farm.


Four-sxths of a selfish person, with Il
part of family. %.-s9.


A sour fruit, with the nineteenth letter OF
the Alphabet.


A nic-name given to an Irishman, with
twice five.


What we see in crowd, with three
fifths of the word reason, (addng one let
ter.