Our young folks Volume 6 - Softcover

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1870 Excerpt: ... metal, and its artificer. 3. The gypsy's home, and something noisy and useful. 4. A pronoun feminine, and a part of a farmer's wealth. 5. A domestic animal, and one half an in dividual. 6. Idle things, and true merit. 7. What all have been, or still are. & To use cruelly, and to fasten together. 9. A pronoun masculine, and improper plural. ADE S. 10. Two fifths of an amphibious creature, and a path. 11. A merry old soul, and the top of a mountain. 12. The home of thousands, and two thirds of a priceless treasure. 13. What the Thames never was, and a robber's abode. 14. Two thirds of a Christian name, and a near relation. 15. A cage in the Zoological Gardens, and a nice joint. 16. Half a nut, and half a visitor. 17. A friend at the breakfast-table, and half a town. 18. The ornament of summer, and part of a landscape. 19. An unpleasant wild fruit, and an aux iliary verb. 20. A painful injury, and a great multi plier. G. G. No. 48. DOUBLE ACROSTIC CHARADE. Foundation Words. You do not like to hear my voice, I do not bid your heart rejoice; My muttering sounds wake many a faar, And fall discordant on the ear. You often gaze upon my face, As it reflects the deep-blue sky; A type of boundless power and love, I speak of Him who dwells on high. Cross Words. My notes are always heard alone; Their melody is all my own. By Romans brave I oft was worn, With graceful folds I draped the form. My ugly shape you cannot see, In Eastern talcs you read of me. A lovely name for maiden fair, I breathe a perfume through the air. So fair and calm, so wondrous bright,--You hail my coming with delight. 33. Mother Goose Melodies. 34. Horse Chestnut. 35. "Perseverentia omnia vinclt." 36. Each heart knows its own sorrows. (E chart) (nose; (it zones) (R o's). 37. Our You...