1. When his capital is doubling (Dublin).

2. Effigy (F. E. G.).

3. It is a bad habit.

4. Draw a line across “XII,” and leave “VII.”

5. Because he should always keep good time (thyme).

6. Wet.

7. It is inactivity (in activity).

8. In the dark.

9. Because it is aversion (a version).

10. Silence.

11. Magpies.

12. He is likely to reign.

13. A Dutch S (duchess).

14. XL.

15. MT.

16. LOOT (Elder-blow-tea).

17. P. D.

18. S X.

19. Because his gait is broken and his locks are few.

20. Throw him out of a three-story window, and he will come down plump.

21. An acre.

22. When they chatter.

23. A Dutch Y (a duchy).

24. Juniper.

25. Sound.

26. When it is attached to a painter.

27. Aye.

28. When it’s without a veil (avail).

29. When they are inbred (in bread).

30. Curasoa (cure a sore).

31. Do-nations.

32. Because there’s a bell fast (Belfast) in it.

33. Rome answers (romancers).

34. It makes light blight.

35. Ann, sir (answer).

36. Belle Igerent.

37. Miss Chief.

38. How can you take a man’s word, if he always keeps it?

39. When he’s a shaving.

40. Better-halves.

41. A nail in a horse-shoe.

42. They are notable (not able).

43. On his feet.

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