DIVISION.
1. Divide a farewell by two, and obtain a French pronoun.
2. Divide a monotonous sound by two, and obtain an insect.
3. Divide a table relish by two, and obtain a Chinese name.
4. Divide the rustling of silken robes by two, and obtain three-fourths of a preposition and a vowel.
Ethel J. Stokes.
No. 2.
CHARADE.
My first is an action common to all,
'Tis done by the great, and done by the small.
My second a measure will proclaim
Known by the world, if not to fame.
My third is a weed that grows in the marsh;
It's sometimes smooth, and sometimes harsh.
But what is my whole, I hear you cry,
The name of a hero, is my reply.
Cent A. Piece.