1. A GRACEFUL art. 2. A collection of the Bible 3. A female novelist. 4. An English poet, the chief of the bards. 5. Grecian couriers. 6. Eager pursuit. 7. Making evident. XXIX. "THE first was skilled in breaking horses, 1. A cluster of trees. 2. A town of Sweden. 3. A Swedish sculptor, eighteenth century. 4. An American poet and patriot. 5. A city of China. 6. A primitive word. "STRONGER by weakness, wiser they become, 1. Given principle. XXXI. HE SEARCHED FOR IT. 1. A religious itinerant. 2. A town of Tunis. 3. An evergreen. 4. A friend of Horace. 5. A French poet. 6. Vacant space. 7. A Roman dramatist. 8. A river of Spain. XXXII. "SOLD by them that should have loved thee, Prisoner in the heathen land, Given by him that best had proved thee, And the sire that loved thee well, 1. A city of Buenos Ayres. 3. A pattern for work. 4. The native city of Elagabalus. 5. A dumb show. 6. The founder of New Carthage. XXXIII. "HEARKEN, thou craggy ocean pyramid ! Give answer from thy voice, the sea-fowl screams, Or when grey clouds are thy cold coverlid, The last in air, the former in the deep, First with the whale, last with the eagle skies." 1. A gun. 2. Caoutchouc. 3. A proposition in mathematics. 4. An ancient warlike people. 5. Assigning judicially. XXXIV. "WHAT is thy name? a traveller cried, As he the old man met. 'Tis the first; thus the seer replied. Strew thorns in every path! Yet here's the second, a gentle maid, That follows with her wiles; She dares my kingdom to invade, And turns my tears to smiles. And if earth's sky is hung with black, 1. Beyond the ocean. 2. A musical composition. 3. An American animal. 4. Infidelity. 5. A Turkish punishment. 7. A proclaimer of praise. |