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ACROSS t. Marksman who was invited

communicative.0,4.) 9.A light ship.

llaveltd garments.

Does the Scots baker sell under-

weight?

Music in the storehouse.

There are [we ways of taking this

doctrine.

Stampede for the liquor in Ireland. . Scottish gander?

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Found in good haul, I surmise. "What is so — as a day in June? " (Lowell.) Castles in Spain? Strongholds over Germany rather. "When — hang by the wall And Dick the shepherd blows his mil." (Shakespeare.)

• Fine sort of performance. a mani- curist should put up. Are they bad inside?

DOWN

They burn to serve. 0 no lard—on the contrary. Weber issued one to a dance. "My advocation is not now in tune;

--- is MD ." 4.) (Shakespeare.)

Lamb zone (snag.).

"Plucked by his hand, ,the bases!, seed Towers to a —.'" (Watson.)• This cape's altered. ID be 8.All is not gold that glister . x3. Amateur much in evidence just now.

14. The craft of Turner?

t6. " Getting Married."

18. " No Dolphin came, no Mired: Nor cruel Tom nor Susan beard." (Gray.)

20.Ban isle (snag.). 21. It sounds as though drink removes

24. Wnei-are not necessarily wise about their onions.

25. Secret bivalve.