Next number the letters of the sentence consecutively 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 0, and then work out a sum in addition with these numbers substituted for the letters with which they correspond.
No. XXXIV.—A BUNCH OF FLOWERS
Find within these borders twelve specimens of flowers and foliage:—
| 1L | 2L | 3B | 4H | 5P | 6E | 7F |
| 8L | 9Y | 10E | 11L | 12O | 13R | 14N |
| 15I | 16V | 17B | 18R | 19I | 20V | 21K |
| 22A | 23L | 24E | 25T | 26O | 27N | 28I |
| 29C | 30N | 31A | 32S | 33U | 34L | 35P |
Move in any direction one square at a time, and so spell out their names, using the same square only once in each case.
19. A CHARADE
My first except when it is old
Is never seen or heard;
When it is heard the sound is tolled
Out of a Jewish beard.
My next was in Imperial Rome,
It was her power and might;
Then you had but to write you wish,
And straightway ’twas in sight.