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Catharine.-Neat chair. Understanding.-Red nuts and gin. Anagram. -A rag man. Clergyman.-Crymangle. Parishioners. I hire parsons. Florence Nightingale.-Flit on cheering angel. Astronomer.-Moon starer. Radical reform.-Rare mad frolic. Demonstrations.-'Tis no demon's art. Breath. The bar. Sapolio.-Oil Soap. Potentates.-Ten tea pots. Funeral.-Real fun. Revolution.-To love ruin. Lawyers.-Sly ware. Wealth. -The law. Transubstantiation.-Sin sat in a tin tar tub. Authoress.- House rats. Orchestra.-Horse cart. Surgeon.-Go nurse. Chamberlain.- Consternation. -No stern action. James Stuart.-A just Rich able man. master. Impatient.-Tim in a pet.

The following Anagrams are appropriate for the stories Enigmatical.-In magic tale.

Breakfast. -Fat bakers.

Misanthrope. --Spare him not.

Peregrinations.-0, stranger! I pine.

Punishment.-Nine thumps.

A joint-stock company.-Mock joy-a-tin-pan-cost!

Old England.-Golden land.

Telegraphs.-Great helps.

Solemnity. Yes, Milton.

Malt-house.-Oh use malt.

Somersault.-Roast mules.

W. E. Gladstone. - We lads get on.

Napoleon.-Pale noon.

Oratorio.-I roar too.

CHRONOGRAMS.

Roman numerals may concoct a suitable sentence for any remarkable event you select. For example, Queen Elizabeth's death was in 1603, Roman numerals MDCIII. The chronogram reads thus: "My Day is Closed In Immortality."

Raphael died in 1520, MDXX: "My Deeds eXceed expectation." William Con invades Britain, 1066, MLXVI: "Mighty Leader expect Victory Invading England."