SUGGESTED WORD-SQUARE.
In the following rhyme, the words of the Square are suggested by the sense, and are to be inserted in the blanks, in order, as the blanks occur,—the first word in the first blank, the second word in the second blank, and so on.
To buy a —— was foolish waste.
(I'd no—— how it would taste!)
"I'll just have bread and ——," said Daisy.
"Who —— a fruit like that, is crazy!"
B.
ANAGRAMS.
In the following sentence, the words printed in capitals are anagrams of the words that should occupy the same places, so as to make sense. Thus: battle-screens is a compound-word that takes the place of another to be formed of the same letters arranged differently; the right word, in this example, being "center-table;" but each of the other collections of capitals is an anagram of but a single word.