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II. To peer through A credee.
10. To distribute porporiionelly.
11. To wager. .
10. To heroes.
:1. hull. r's home.
3|. Eucharist veal.
38. Cat's foot.
35. Correlative or either.
86. Two fives.
1'1. Morlndiu dye.
as. Verbnl.
81. To immitate.
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II. Femsle sheep.
fl. Bones.
u. Tanner's veoeel.
‘80. PM of n (lower.
88. Beer.
80., Cor-rodeo.
do. Heevy corde.
dd. Number'oi‘ stroke: required {or
e sol! hole:
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Shootherwiee. .
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so. Recent.
8?. 1‘6 warm food.
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30. Property set led upon wife I.
merrim- I.
to. Like.
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u. lndiau.
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rem. ‘ II
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Above.
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Born.
where! spring.
non: pointed wellions.
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9. Oppoeite or high.
Anzer.
.. Projection of a lock.
. Proposition of place.
. To hide.
. Summer shade. I
. Implement used in eetint.
2 . Existed.
. Delicately colored Jewels.
. Fears roverentinlly.
. Leaned.
' . Minor note.
. Cease. ,
. liird similar to en ostrich.
. Indian missile.
. Win31 instrument.
. Inner port of hnnd.
. To finish.
. Military plume.
. Eras.
. To become exhausted.
. li‘oelintr
. Sends stein.
. Exclamation of inquiry.
. Meadow.
. irony. \
. Drum bout.
. Wot eon.
. One 0! the tribe or Iiousn lu-
dluim.
65. lily.
67. Limb.
68. Afternoon meal.
69. Organ of hearing.
72. Var-lent oil‘s?
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Adventures
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