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I. Resolves a sentence into its
elements.
I. loved exceedingly. -
11. Plant trorn which a bitter drug
_is secured.
12. Conjunction.
10. Learning.
‘iI. Felt contrition.
17. Force or power.
18. Tiny golt' mound.
1’. Spouses.
20.‘ lheltered place.
. 21. Like.
28. lcsrlet.
85. One who argues.
13. Weight used for precious stones.
t1.‘Contralto voices.
82. More uncommon.
38. To crawl.
s4. Discomrs.
Id. 'i‘vrltching.
If. Seventh note in scale.
. In. To devour.
‘1'. Conclusion.
upsailor. -
II. In order.
If. Pertaining to' a here.
H. 5.280 feet.
30. Before.
H. Social insects.
I2. Dried roots used for tapiocaJike
. food.
IS. Searches.
VERTICAL
.vleparated.
. The opposite or awcather.
. Unruly.
.,'l'o‘ observe. J
. Caustic exposures to reprobe-
tion. - -
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"I'do' wish." s'aid Nancy. “that
.we could {ind the door to Mister
lnoopsy's cave."
.“Bo do 1." shivered the little Whit-
tet. who had lost his shadow.
But whatever else he was going to
say will never be known. For they
had come upon. a most peculiar cou-
who were having ‘a most pecu--
conversation. The peculiar couple
consisted of a.cock-chaier and s.
'kiwl‘bird. The peculiar conversation
We! the following remarks:
“8m ,big foot." the cock-chat"
wgs mg. "I never saw such big
lost on a person your size. And as
for tail. tee. hee. hoe. heel Why. you
hnvsn’t s. hair—I mean a leather."
«new scare. you little shrimp,"
"W the kiwi birdk “My lall
housemate not. I do not miss itfbe-
cause 1' do not eat with it. As to:-
use. him on them. In Kiwi
it u not line leathers. but
' teetfthat make the tine. birds.
.1 wish. to sleep. Begonel _But
at a quarter to twelve-
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lunch!“
“lblunch or for lunch." said the
"rob lunch." said a. low: bird.
m his‘eyee and dropping or:
on deep as kiwi birds do.
maddest: he opened his eyes
hed at the ceck-chster
m. ”What’s that?" he demand-
oochdlsfei‘ lumped about a
he chirped. "1
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1. Ancient.
8. To vex.
9. Sea eagle.
10. To hate.
13. At no time.
16. Point of compass.
22. Satiaied. '
24. Writer's marl: to show inclu-
sion. ~
26. External organ of hearing.
27. Peak.
28. Feline animal.
29. Nari-sting.
80. Work of genius.
82. Formulas.
38. Shims as milk.
u. A guest at dinner.
85. To accent.
is. Glazed clay blocks.
iii. Melody.
40. To ring as a hell.
4:. Therefore.
ii. To put up a poker stake.
is. Tiny.
48. Hastegied.
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beetle with the white velvet spots.
"I was thinking that your nose was
entirely too long. What time did you
say lunch was?"
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kiwi bird. "it you don't stop making
remarks about my personal appear-
once."
"Catch me it you can! Catch me
if you can!" shouted the cock-chat-
er rudely. backing away out at reach
or the kiwi bird's longvbill.
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said the kiwi bird. "Only I don‘t dine
until a quarter to twelve. It will be
time enough then." .
So the kiwi bird closed ,his eyes
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Kiwis eat cock-chats". you know.
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looked es sale as s. hank tor‘Mleter
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inches down. in the ground and
pulled’ up Mister Cock-Chain and .
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before the_ Twins could ask him a
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