Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · New York : Scribner · leaf 861
Inferior. 3. Empty.4. K medicine that gives vigor to the system. 5. Upright. III. Central Square: i. Upright. 2. .A boys name. 3. Thejoint of the arm. 4. End. 5. A high building. IV. Right-hand Square: 1. A high building. 2, The emblemof peace. 3. To extend. 4. Occurrence. 5. Leases. V. Lower… … pealing. 2. Encountered.In promenading. IV.of tea. 4. A jewel. 5. The above should first be read as a rebus. The answer will be acharade consisting of five lines, each line of pictures representing aline of the stanza. This should, in turn, be solved as if it wereprinted like similar charades. The…
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