Tvtbnty-eighth. — Spell " new door " in one word. This is
done by writing on a slate or piece of paper ** one tcord." It
will be seen that ** new door " and ** one wotfli" ^ow\,^\w ^^sa.^*^^
the same letters, though differently arrang^fli*



11-4 TSK Sash's ows



^Tnn ni m iitii itiiriiti ■n Iwiil

For shr iwjittaic as t«3K h» i&r«» tans dnk

Bbzs. if CO* of dbft twHDcs «f tik»

He twirl* wita. Lis ivacer «&» »■•

Tbcn. tw^oe farss rws«Mi fiftie iwFiin cf t&e tviac^

He tvaeeck tLe nraee W had twiid ihIo twain :

Tbecvasx, ti^ bt raiaiH

As iwixKs were e i maiate d, he

Twixx the twain intertwvdns * twine laore between.
He, twimng hii twiaer, makea a twiat of the twine."



Thibtieth. — ImmediatdT Mfker the ** twine-twister " has

m

been said, the next forfeit mar be redeoned bj desiring the
owner to spell all this in seren letters ; which is done by

spelling A,L,L,T,H^,8.
Thibtt-fibst. — Write ronr name in <me let-
ter. This is done bj writing cm a slate^or on
paper with a lead pencil, one reiy large letter,
introducing in it your own name, writtoi small,
thus,

TniBTT-SECOXD. — Decipher two lines, addressed by a boy to
his schoolmaster. The following lines must be written by some
one who knows how, and the owner of the pawn must write
under them the explanation : —




2


+


u


r


2


+


a b


I


c


u


r


2


■V


iw \c^«.
GAMES. 135

The explanation is :—

Too cross you are, too cross you be,
I see you are too cross for me.
