Transpositions.—1. I pass no, passion. 2. Glare, large. 3. Let this, thistle. 4. United, untied. 5. One cadet, anecdote. 6. Towels, lowest. 7. Not impart, important. 8. Lambs cringe, clamberings.
Easy Reversals.—1. Drab, bard. 2. Reed, deer. 3. Door, rood. 4. Yard, dray. 5. Keel, leek. 6. Loop, pool. 7. Tram, mart. 8. Doom, mood. 9. Part, trap. 10. Room, moor.
Double Diamond.— Perpendicular: Ponderous. Horizontal: Gathering.
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Curtailments and Beheadings.—Poe, poet. Raven, rave. Bells, ells.
Easy Numerical Enigma.—Robinson Crusoe. Robin, cross, ounce.
Pictorial Anagram Proverb-Puzzle.—“A new broom sweeps clean.”
Easy Unions.—1. Rest-o-ring, restoring. 2. Sweet-e-ned, sweetened. 3. Inter-e-sting, interesting.
An Old Maxim.—“Light cares speak; great ones are dumb.”
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