Harper's Young People, October 26, 1880 Part 10

ANSWERS TO PUZZLES IN NO. 49.

No. 1.

S P A R E H E A T H P A N E L E X T R A A N G L E A T L A S R E L I C T R A C T E L E C T H A S T E

No. 2.

O F R O F E T I D O R T O L A N O I L E D D A D N

No. 3.

D I R E F U L N O M A D Y E A R A S S D R O L L Q U I N I N E

No. 4.

October.

Charade on page 728--Vane, vein, vain.

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THE BABY-MOUSE.

Oh, rock-a-by, baby-mouse, rock-a-by, so!

When baby's asleep to the baker's I'll go, And while he's not looking I'll pop from a hole, And bring to my baby a fresh penny roll.

IMITATION STAINED GLa.s.s.

BY FRANK BELLEW.

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A very pretty and cheap imitation of stained gla.s.s can be made by any one possessing a little ingenuity, a pair of scissors, a few sheets of colored tissue-paper, and a paste-pot, and the humblest cottage window can be made resplendent as those of a cathedral--more or less.

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