The Strand Magazine, Volume 65G. Newnes, 1923 |
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... Acrostic No. 114 should be addressed to the Acrostic Editor , THE STRAND MAGAZINE , Southampton Street , Strand , London , W.C.2 , and must arrive not later than by the first post on January 10th . To every light one alternate answer ...
... Acrostic No. 114 should be addressed to the Acrostic Editor , THE STRAND MAGAZINE , Southampton Street , Strand , London , W.C.2 , and must arrive not later than by the first post on January 10th . To every light one alternate answer ...
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... ACROSTIC No. 115 . ( The Third of the Series . ) THE primals , centrals , finals indicate The formal style of him who leads the state . 1. Question and answer orderly expressed ; Reject what's one half cant , and keep the rest . 2 ...
... ACROSTIC No. 115 . ( The Third of the Series . ) THE primals , centrals , finals indicate The formal style of him who leads the state . 1. Question and answer orderly expressed ; Reject what's one half cant , and keep the rest . 2 ...
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... Acrostic No. 116 should be addressed to the Acrostic Editor , THE STRAND MAGAZINE , Southampton Street , Strand , London , W.C.2 , and must arrive not later than by the first post on March 10th . Two answers may be sent to every light ...
... Acrostic No. 116 should be addressed to the Acrostic Editor , THE STRAND MAGAZINE , Southampton Street , Strand , London , W.C.2 , and must arrive not later than by the first post on March 10th . Two answers may be sent to every light ...
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... Acrostic No. 117 should be addressed to the Acrostic Editor , THE STRAND MAGAZINE , Southampton Street , Strand , London , W.C.2 , and must arrive not later than by the first post on April 10th . They must be written on half - sheets of ...
... Acrostic No. 117 should be addressed to the Acrostic Editor , THE STRAND MAGAZINE , Southampton Street , Strand , London , W.C.2 , and must arrive not later than by the first post on April 10th . They must be written on half - sheets of ...
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... ACROSTIC No. 118 . ( The Second of the Series . ) LENIN and Trotsky probably take pride In epithets like these on either side . 1. A bursting tear , a Roman requiem , A sleeper old and lorn - make light of them ! 2. Brings radiant light ...
... ACROSTIC No. 118 . ( The Second of the Series . ) LENIN and Trotsky probably take pride In epithets like these on either side . 1. A bursting tear , a Roman requiem , A sleeper old and lorn - make light of them ! 2. Brings radiant light ...
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