LETS MAKE A RIDDLE WITH SHAKESPEARE.

Auckland Star, Volume LXIX, Issue 286, 3 December 1938, Page 3 (Supplement)

LETS MAKE A RIDDLE WITH SHAKESPEARE.

My first is the city of Italy's pride. My second in Rome doth dwell and abide. ROMKO. My first is a meat, with eggs it is good. Mv second I know vou'd permit if you could. * HAMLKT. My first is modest, of that there's 110 doubt. Mv second we always secure when we're out. * SHYLOCK. My first is a girl and if she has style. Mv second and third descrilve her the while. ANTONY. The next is a short name as you Mill see. A villainous smile with no trace of glee. LKAR. My first in Court you have to take. My next a vowel you'll find in break. Mv third is never high or great. OTHKLLO. My first, dear reader, you should slum. When on my next you have mucH fun. My third vou'll do e'er life is done. IASANDER. My first the metals does combine. My next is found where grows the vine. My third's a vowel in Columbine. OH LAN DO. My first's a season of the year. My next we lean upon when near. FALS I'A IT.