E. G. BALLARD.

_Anagrams._--The publication of two anagrams in your Number for May 7,

calls to my mind a few that were made some years ago by myself and some

friends, as an experiment upon the anagrammatic resources of words and

phrases. A subject was chosen, and each one of the party made an anagram,

good, bad, or indifferent, out of the component letters. The following may

serve as a specimen of the best of the budget that we made.

1. French Revolution.

Violence, run forth!

2. Swedish Nightingale.

Sing high! sweet Linda. (_q. d._ di Chamouni.)

3. Spanish Marriages.

Rash games in Paris; or, Ah! in a miser's grasp.

4. Paradise Lost.

Reap sad toils.

5. Paradise Regained.

Dead respire again.

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