SOLUTIONS TO CONUNDRUMS.

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42, A jest . . . 146
43. Twenty . . . 146

44, He is going to Bag-
dad . : : 146
45. Because words are
constantly passing
between them ._ 146
46. Growing older . 146
47, Grandson . . .« 146
48. They are Major-ca,
Minor-ca,and Ameri-ca 146
49. A staff or stick . 146
50. Sealing-wax . . 146
l. Ithasacrown . 146
2. He is governed by a
minister .  .  . 146
53. Compasses .  . 146
54. Itisthecentreoflight 146
55. One was governed by
Deys, the other by
Knights A . 146
56. A-musing, B-coming,
D-lighting, N-chant-
ih. a ae tg 4G
. They are stationary 147
. She forms lasses into
classes . i . 147

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59,
60.

61.

63.

64,

67.
68.
69.
70.
71.
72.
73.
74,,

. Facetiously
66.

There is a@ difference

James the First. He
was king of Scotland
before he was king
of England

They live by hook
and by crook

. The Thames (Batter-
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sea and Chel-sea)

He stops at the sound
of wo

When it is a waggon
(wagging)

He holds the reins
(rains).
A bald head
Stone weet
No horse has fivelegs
A ditch : :
To cover his head
It comes before T
Dwarfs ,
He is devoted to a
muse (amuse), and
delights in fancy,
(infancy)

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