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Eagle, heron.
Kite, wren.
Sparrow, redbird.
Lark, robin.
Rhea, thrush.
Hawk, loon.
3. Washington, Lincoln.
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5. THE ESCAPE
“Kamby says Edith is worse. You asked me to write if she began to fail, and I am complying with your request. So, if the Union of the North can spare you, come. Do not delay, for Edith is very ill. Remember, she is waiting for you.
Capital letters spell: “Key is under mat.”
The first five perfect solutions were received from
I am composed of ten letters.
My 8-2-3 is a vehicle.
My 9-4-7 is a meadow.
My 5-10-6-1 is a money compensation.
My whole is a place of Divine worship known in ancient and modern times.
—Martha E. Evans.
| . | A consonant. | ||||||
| . | . | . | A young blossom. | ||||
| . | . | . | . | . | Something we all eat. | ||
| . | . | . | . | . | . | . | A day of the week. |
| . | . | . | . | . | A term for father. | ||
| . | . | . | A period of time. | ||||
| . | A consonant. | ||||||
| —S. Lillian C. | |||||||
—Margaret P. Boyle.
Nebotneroolcritopmoiavindnrmbusvilosa.
—Julia E—.