Harper's Young People, April 13, 1880 - Part 9
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Part 9

ANSWERS TO PUZZLES IN NO. 21.

No. 1.

Violet.

No. 2.

Story of Robinson Crusoe.

No. 3.

Athens, Orleans, Oporto, Dover, Granada, Naples, Madrid, Paris, Basle, Berlin, Lyons.

No. 4.

Candy.

No. 5.

H ebre W U mbrell A D um B S iberi A O at S N eig H

Hudson, Wabash.

No. 6.

Wellington.

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Isaacs, Lillian Morton, f.a.n.n.y Pierce, Deffie MacKellar.

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Conner, J. E. Marshall, Clara Jaquith, Willie Morris, Jessie G., Katie and F. Lawlor.

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