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(To bo cracked by April Ist, 1896.)
No. 391—Anagram.
A’D VANITY’S NEAT LINES.
How many years, ah! who can tell,
Since Cupid first, our pen did guide
To speak to her the hidden spell
Os love with which our hearts abide?
San Francisco, Cal. Merry Mack.
No. 392—Charade.
(To Swamp Angel, with regards of the
day.)
The postman knocks, and letters twain
Are mine this wintry morning.
This creamy square must be from Jane,
Her fragrant seal gives warning.
Dear school-mate, when a year agone,
In college halls we parted,
She wept with sorrow for my one—
I was just broken-hearted.
One bond to hold us ’mid the crowd
Os friendships that miscarry
Still knits us close, we two have vowed,
We’ll never, never marry!
Our complete lives need not a man,
AV e scorn his adulation,
Espousing every struggling plan
For our emancipation.
Woman’s stern advocate, two Jane,
What suffrage scheme, I wonder,
Has she thus written to explain—
Tho’ we are far asunder,
We’ve toiled in brave, untrammelled bliss,
In loving emulation,
To lift our trodden sex—what’s this?
A wedding invitation!
Valentine Grey to Jane B. Drew.
“Forgive me, dear, this pleading,
I meant to be as staunch as you
’Gainst Cupid’s interceding,
But I met Vai—my heart has grown
Os late so strangely mellow—
I feel that I must make a home
For the dear, lonely fellow.”
I break my other missive’s seal
(And sigh o’er poor, deluded Jane)
Read words whose soft surprisings steal
With tender art to heart and brain,
“On this bright day to lovers dear,
He craves one sweet accepting sign.”
I frown—and flush—and smile, ah, me!
I, too, have met my Valentine!
Davenport, la. Annie Laurie.
No. 393—Square.
1. City of Venezuela.
2. Alnage, (Cent.)
3. To regain.
4. A genus of Beetles, (Cent.)
5. Digs out.
6. Without age.
7. Italian Biographer, 1721-1791, Bijou.
San Francisco, Cal. J. C. M.
No. 394—Diamond.
1. A letter. 2. A fabulous bird of prey
of enormous size and marvelous strength.
3. Ripples. 4. A galley. 5. (Bot.) Saw
toothed, with the incisions or teeth in
clined backwards. 6. (Poet.) The East
7. Acoustic color. 8. The rough measure
ment cr estimation cf the amount of lum
ber in logs. 9. Harbor, South coast New
Brunswick, N. A. (Bij.) 10. English phy
sician, 1603—1689. (Bij.) 11. A letter.
Brooklyn, N. Y. St. Julian.
No. 395—Charade. (Phonetic.)
An animal my First, with horns
And mane and tail and stripes, who scorns
Ad shuns the haunts of men;
Its “mother” is my Next who rears
Her progeny with hopes and fears
In some secluded glen.
WOMAN’S WORK.
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The ground beneath you’ll seem to reel,
My Whole gives out and then you’ll feel
Just like some wingless bird.
Malden, Mass. J. A. S.
No. 396—Letter Change. .
A man with a primal old noddle,
Toiled early and late on a model;
When it all came out wrong
His final was strong—
No more his pet scheme did he coddle.
Washington, D. C. R. O. Chester.
No. 397—Septagon.
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1. A language. 2. One of the Moham
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acid. 5. Gives a new name to. 6. Either
one of the two forms of a dimorphous sub
stance. 7. Resolved. 8. The buds or
branches produced from underground
stems. 9. A Hebrew measure. 10. A
letter.
Gouldsboro, Pa. Artaxerxes.
No. 398—Anagram.
WO RUNS SHOD.
The rose bush shivers in the blast,
The sere leaves circle down,
To mingle with the mantle ghast,
That shrouds the russet ground.
The hill-tops, and the vale also,
Their pitiful decay
Hide ’neath the softly falling snow,
Where bloom was yesterday.
My heart is cold, and Nature’s too,
No cheer when winter raves, —
I shudder as the bleak winds strew
The snow o’er Annie’s grave.
Can she be cold?—My heart and will
Are freezing, painful, drear;
I seem to feel a deadlier chill
To this departing year.
Salem, N. H. Proteus.
No. 399—Star.
1. A letter.
2. Spain (abbr.)
3. To exhale.
4. Complete.
5. A small grallatory bird, of the genus
Tringa.
6. Pertaining to the spine.
7. To spirt in a scattering manner.
8. A musical syllable,
9. A letter.
Georgetown, S. C. Saxon.
No. 400—Star.
1. A letter; 2. An abbr.; 3. Pertaining
to Aaron; 4. A parson (Scot.); 5. Tenderer;
6. Inoculates by the insertion of a bud;
7. Like wax (obs.); 8. An abbr.; 9. A let
ter.
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