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1. Equinine animals.
6. Moderate gait resembling a gal-
lop.
11. Tumuituous disturbance.
1!. Rider's shoe.
:ld. Seventh note in scale.
15. Rubbed harshly.
18. Exclamation of laughter.
20. Affirmative.
II. Riding costume of a lady.
38. Part oi a harness inserted in
the mouth of a horse.
34. Scheme.
86. Mischievous.
26. Mean vulgar fellows.
17. Unoccupied.
28. Treated with a strong caustic
. solution.
so. Fairy.
81. Cover.
88. A person on horseback.
88. Dry (said of wines).
40. Pertaining to a membrane or
the eye.
'42. Exists.
48. To lend.
45. Alverage.
'47. Accepts. '
248. Muscid fly which carries disease.
VERTICAL.
2. Large bay or recessed window.
3. Measure used in Japan. \
4. Call for help at sea.
5. To engrave on metal.
7. To help or instigate.
8. To bow.
9. Toward.
10. Moral.
12. Slight lisp.
14. Regularly or normally.
16. Sun god.
17. 8.1416.
19. Muscular games and sports.
21. Harnessed by placing a padded
seat on a horse's back.
28. Harness headgear '(pl.).
39. To submit.
31. Bridle straps.
as. To lease.
34. Neuter pronoun.
35. To excavate.
36. Half an em.
37. Battering machines.
40. To knock.
if Sheltered place.
i . Yellow Hawaiian bird.
46. Preposition.
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ears like a rabbit, a buttoned shoe
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ed the Dream-Maker Man. “And
that's Blink, one o: the moon peo-
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makes fudge to suit the queen's
taste. He keeps his hands in a mutt
so they will stay clean. He's gone
now 0 bring us something to eat.
You ustlbe hungry after \so long a
Journey: ana‘aa we have another
long journey ahead, I thought it
would be better to have some sand-
wiches and cakes and lemonade."
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Niel: politely. .
“So am I." said Nancy.
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came Bingowith the lunch.
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