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1 Name of the
man tn the pic
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12 Either.
14 Seventh note
in scale.
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21 Old wire-strung
instrument.
23 Life callings.
27 Energy.
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29 Type measure.
30 Tatter.
34 Hastened.
30 Bed.
38 Enticed.
39 Landholder.
41 Cantered.
42 Present.
43 To stupefy.
44 Mirth.
40 Loose outer
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Romans.
47 Three t prefix!.
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49 Sea eagle.
51 Plaything.
53 Above.
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