ANAGRAMS.

Properly to enjoy this amusement, it is necessary to be provided with a box of letters, from which may be selected those forming the anagram. Place the letters on a book or table, and continue to transpose them until the original word is discovered. A whole room full of people may be entertained in this manner.

[1]. Fill up net.

[2]. Nice red hams.

[3]. A dry toil.

[4]. Rest choir.

[5]. Ruin a mite.

[6]. I get dinners.

[7]. Go nurse.

[8]. A flirt? Not I!

[9]. To sin far more.

[10]. Modest hit.

[11]. Cover not a sin.

[12]. O! a plain spice.

[13]. A tiny sin.

[14]. Vase, tubs, tins.

[15]. Ten coons in tar.

[16]. To gain rules.

[17]. Tom’s nine hats.

[18]. Miss no trains.

[19]. Tread mean pigs.

[20]. Peel six brines.

[21]. I meant man’s gem.

[22]. I call my gin tea.

[23]. Tin men eat rent.

[24]. O! story man.

[25]. Lo! I tug Ned.

[26]. Tip a den.

[27]. Go smite.

[28]. Test rein.

[29]. No tripe.

[30]. I put on a mat.

[31]. Read to me.

[32]. Lo! I read it.

[33]. In a tin door.

[34]. O, I reap tons.

[35]. Evil June.

[36]. If led in.

[37]. I made time.

[38]. Is Uncle tiffy?

[39]. I attend in pomps.

[40]. I don’t want things.

[41]. Sin is content.

[42]. I eat brine.

[43]. Can remember.

[44]. Find lies.

[45]. Bold repeal.

[46]. Gain men.

[47]. Stern peer.

[48]. Turn game.

[49]. Fire iron.

[50]. O! sued it.

[51]. I rule not so.

[52]. I reveal not.

[53]. Grain a trouble.

[54]. Event seen.

[55]. Oh, a harp!

[56]. Vile beer.

[57]. Move it cool.

[58]. A sinner varies.

[59]. Bad in Creoles.

[60]. A pear nipt.

[61]. Ten ate sir.

[62]. To a poet.

[63]. Real sup.

[64]. I ran to stay.

[65]. Prove eels.

[66]. To sit continually.

[67]. Care not inside.

[68]. Rats ran into pot.

[69]. An eel pot.

[70]. Toe corns.

[71]. Silver tea.

[72]. Live tears.

[73]. Great help.

[74]. H. sing to me.

[75]. On dry air.

[76]. Liars in time.

[77]. Clouds rise.

[78]. O! Aunt, I faint!

[79]. Lions so true.

[80]. A lost home.

[81]. I find it one.

[82]. Lo! I reign.

[83]. Try on covers.

[84]. Depart ye rogues.

[85]. Cure not sin, sir.

[86]. Pure tar.

[87]. No ears.

[88]. Arm-pits.

[89]. Time ends rage.

[90]. Call us noses.

[91]. Ode songs.

[92]. Soar, Alps.

[93]. Hard tug.

[94]. Charity’s in it.

[95]. Tree snags.

[96]. Shine, Sol.

[97]. Men use mats.

[98]. Thin bag.

[99]. Her cry.

[100]. Sea plant.

[101]. Paul’s ape.

[102]. A real stab.

[103]. Misshape.

[104]. A paper cane.

[105]. On many taller.

[106]. Nor repeat it in mist.

[107]. Enter pines.

[108]. Ended puss.

[109]. Can’t cure Miss E.

[110]. I can stare.

[111]. O! it bores us.

[112]. Real tea dust.

[113]. Ariel got a burn.

[114]. No stern action.

[115]. Eats time.

[116]. True in fur.

[117]. Got in a boil.

[118]. I expect a ton.

[119]. His tables.

[120]. Red lance.

[121]. I need a cyclop.

[122]. Oh! a split!

[123]. Ten oars.

[124]. A dog trial.

[125]. So I can not tell.

[126]. I gaze, man.

[127]. O read tin coins.

[128]. Iron tribute.

[129]. So cut, Mary.

[130]. Ah! in pore, sir?

[131]. I can not stain.

[132]. Cut moss.

[133]. Mary dips.

[134]. All pearl.

[135]. I cannot ride so.

[136]. In a bay or port.

[137]. O! I sign at once.

[138]. Dandy ewes.

[139]. Fished urn.

[140]. Red nuts and gin.

[141]. May nod.

[142]. Don’t I eat?

[143]. Red legs.

[144]. It sent men.

[145]. Short race.

[146]. Be alive, nun.

[147]. O’er assuming.

[148]. This sable.

[149]. Pin red fish.

[150]. It’s on a mantle.

[151]. City life.

[152]. I get a mess in vain.

[153]. A mere dot.

[154]. Red rum.

[155]. Gain type.

[156]. Red oyster.

[157]. Cart horse.

[158]. May enrich.

[159]. Nine thumps.