PUZZLERS FOR WISE HEADS. 9. Word Changes . |
1.—A committee of management, Curtail—and find a wild animal. Behead and curtail—a kind of pole. Transpose—wide, extensive, liberal. 2.—The end of being. Behead and curtail—to do that without which we cannot be. Transpose—thoroughly disliked. 3.—A borderland—measured movement. Behead—a curved stone structure. Behead and curtail—a part of a circle. Transpose—an irresistible power to please. C. J. B. 10.—Mesostich. The central letters read downwards will give the name of a fragrant flower. 1. A fair woman, who was the cause of much warfare. 2. A wrong and illegal act. 3. A celebrated physician. 4. A continuous line of cars. 5. A philosopher and essayist. C. J. B. [Answers on page 286.] Answers to Puzzle on page 214. 8.—1. Alcester. 2. Camberwell. 3. Dunfermline. 4. Doncaster. 5. Dursley. 6. Middlesex.
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