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16 Inflow.
17 Genus at
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11 Kitchen.
grasses.
19 Follow.
20 Row.
21 Laymen.
213 Weight
deduction.
i4tcetera
(abbr.).
25 Vendors.
27 Oriental lute.
28 Adjust.
30 Labyrinths.
32 Sinbad's bird.
33 Symbol for
aluminum.
34 Cherub.
37 Sloping ways.
41 Bustle,
42 Compass point
43 100 square
meters.
44 Covers.
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47 Fragrant
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49 Masculine
name.
51 Protective
covering.
52 African river.
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mental office
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that would aid
the enemy,
56 Inflexible.
57 Dogma"
10 Substitution"
11 Quotes,
12 Join.
14 Subtle
emanations,
15 Looks askance
18 Lubricate.
21 Bloodsucking
annelid worms
22 Year (abbr.).
25 Spills:
'26 Lively.
29 Malayan coin.
31 Wing.
34 Acts of selling
35 Roman
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1 Divide into 38 Rat.
two equal 38 Groundhog.
parts, 39 Monastic
superior.
2 French river. 40 Soothsayers.
3 Pierce (dial.). 45.Pintail duck.
4 Upon. 46 Gaelic.
5 Asiatic 98 Ignition
kingdom. (abbr.).
6 Dish. 49 Island (Fr.).
7 Son of Nut 50 Work,
(Egypt). 51 Girl's name,
8 Bolivian 53 Like.
Indian (var.). 55 Early English
9 Coin. (abbr.).
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PLAYING IN THE YARD
By GLUYAS WILLIAMS
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THE YARD
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THIS CURIOUS WORLD
By William
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WAS THE FIRST PRESIDENT
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