I saw tent suds by the battle-screens, puzzling over the mica mats, and perplexed about many roots.
C.T.
REBUS.
A two line quotation from Shakspeare.
COMPLETE DIAMOND.
The centrals of the diamond are each the same word, of five letters, spelling the name of a Frenchman who became notorious during the great French Revolution. The remainder of the diamond is made of words formed from the letters of his name. The diamond incloses a hollow square, either of whose perpendiculars or horizontals, read backward or forward, will spell a word; and, reading from the middle letter to either end of either of the centrals, a word will be spelled, which, when read backward, will spell another word. Make the Diamond.
TREBONIUS.