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WORD SQUARE.
First, manner of walking. Second, a movement of the ocean. Third, to manage a publication. Fourth, tame animals.
NELLIE B.
No. 6.
DIAMOND PUZZLE.
A vowel. An animal. A well-known fruit. A man's name. A vowel.
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