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1 A soldier of
olden days.
7 Composer of
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14 Clan symbol.
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17 To secure.
18 Niches In
mosques con.
tnining a copy
of the Koran.
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St Northeast.
SS On this day.
23 Knock.
25 Sun god.
SO Kind of goose.
27 Fruit of the
pnpaya.
29 To revolve.
31 Nothing.
32 Organ of smell.
34 Bow*.
35 Headgear.
30 To blink.
37 Fairy.
38 Part of the
mouth.
39 Procured from
sour milk.
41 Worth.
43 Worries.
44 Exclamation Of
surprise.
40 Sun.
47 Gritty.
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area.
49 Ocean.
Cl Fabricated
sensational
reports.
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50 Pulverised
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58 One w ho denies
the existence
of God.
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formerly wan
found In vast
numbers In
North America.
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1 Composer of
the opera “Das
Reingold.”
2 On the lee.
3 To decay.
4 Second note.
5 Bustards.
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7 Tiny vegetable.
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n shadow.
9 Company.
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12 Mad.
15 To attempted
18 Sheds feathery?
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28 Habits.
30 Unit.
31 To dose. ■
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guardianship,^
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of blood. ’ pI
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vehicle. '
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yesterday.
42 Bird.
43 Locust pad'
45 High tens- •
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47 Membranous
bag.
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33 Striped fabric* ;
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