I singled out a fine bull, and fired.

With a loud bellow of (cape in Scotland) and (town in Ohio), the animal

turned to (river in New Guinea); but quickly reloading, I aimed again,

and this second (strait in Australia) was more successful, for, with a

bound like a (bay in Australia), he fell dead, while the rest of the

herd galloped away in (cape in North Carolina). Our guide uttered a

(island off the coast of Scotland) of delight; and as he was provided

with (river in Georgia) and tinder, we were soon feasting luxuriously on

(city in France) tender (city in New York) steaks. Leaving the larger

share of our prize as a feast for the (bay in Massachusetts), we started

for home, after fruitless attempts to detach a (cape in South America)

from the animal's head.

SOLUTION OF LABYRINTH PUZZLE IN No. 102.

Enter at the gate, pass to the third space, turn to the left, then make

first turn to the right. Turn upward, then to the right, thence

downward, thence across to the left until _forced_ to turn upward. Then

to the right, then downward. Then to the right almost across the puzzle,

upward, to left, and the remainder of the course is easy.

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