The difference between BACH'S music find a music-box is yet an unsettled conundrum.

" This conundrum was so exquisitely horrible, that his friends hoped he'd have judgment enough to hang himself, but such things die hard.

* A Seasonable Conundrum.

Such a Conundrum,Well, if there be wise Men and Conjurers in the World, they are intriguing Lovers.

Quonundrum or Conundrum.

Trochu Encounters a Conundrum.

It couldn't be expected, perhaps; but I am still of the impression that this conundrum is gradually working towards a solution in the brain of the Commander-in-Chief.

And there's another conundrum: but it's for PUNCHINELLO and his hemisphere of adorers.

" Here a conundrum obtrudes itself upon me, and I ask, "Suppose Gen. TERRY had a daughter, why would she necessarily be a delightful puzzle?

satisfied that the answer to the conundrum would soon come.

So the mystery of the identity of Paulus was like all court secrets and most secrets of intriguing governments, no mystery at all to hundreds, but to thousands an insoluble conundrum.

In fine, upon this April day, This deep conundrum I will bring: Tell me the two good reasons, pray, I have, to say you are like spring?

He sidles obsequiously towards his hero and, with utter irrelevancy, propounds a question of theology, a social theory, a fashion of dress or marriage, a philosophical conundrum: "Do you think, sir, that natural affections are born with us?" or, "Sir, if you were shut up in a castle and a newborn babe with you, what would you do?"

By omitting something that might have thrown a light over the whole sentence, they turn it into a conundrum, which the reader tries to solve by going over it again and again.

The subjoined Conundrum is not allowed: Why is Hasty Pudding like the Prince?

Any Conundrum?" "I haven't looked at the cattle," he answered, dryly.

The subjoined Conundrum is not allowed:Why is Hasty Pudding like the Prince?

Any Conundrum?" "I haven't looked at the cattle," he answered, dryly.

* I am a busy man myself, and thought little more of Hewitt's conundrum for some time; indeed, when I did think, I saw no way to the answer.

* CONUNDRUM.

Now the psychological conundrum is thisDid he swallow the flattery, and honestly believe that the object of Lord Odo's appeal was to secure the pleasure of hearing him speak English?

That learned Monarch was himself a tolerable Punnster, and made very few Bishops or Privy-Counsellors that had not some time or other signalized themselves by a Clinch, or a Conundrum.

The eventual reply seemed to be affirmative, albeit accompanied with a suppressed giggle, as if the young lady had just been discovered as an answer to an amusing conundrum.

"If it's a conundrum, ask me an easier one.

The answer to this conundrum will be ascertained on reading the book.