8.—Rhymed Metagram.
1. Now thin and plain, now rich and sweet,
But nearly always good to eat.
2. A pigment painters use when they
The lovely blushing rose portray.
3. A garden tool we sometimes need
When smoothing soil and sowing seed.
4. Our true regard for any friend;
The purpose, final cause, or end.
5. To seize, to choose, to get, to hold,
Sometimes to catch, as we catch cold.
6. Active, alive, to cease from sleep;
A noisy Irish feast to keep.
C. J. B.
Answers to Puzzles on [Page 130].
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| Rag. | Pet. | Pile. | Bond. | Way. | ||||||
| Hag. | Pot. | Pine. | Band. | Pay. | ||||||
| Hog. | Not. | Pint. | Bard. | Pat. | ||||||
| Dog. | No. | Pent. | Bare. | Pet. | ||||||
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7.—Never despair.
- Paris.
- Pear.
- Rasp.
- Veer.
- Rip.
- Near.
- Nerves.
- Spain.
- Span.
- Drip.