Himalayan Times (1950)

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Previous reference: (1) Hitler's arro-

Jit h.vpocra.v is indeed hard to this
ab) 173—2Kb.

(2) Man often- finds vindictive
woman hard to this (Bi:at>233—SI).

He is' surely a poor sport who
refuses to play with another whom it
isWiard to beat. 'With 'probably'' as
the pointer the correct solution is Biar).

■flU. •*'----"Jn boss's icproof of

employee- often makes it more-effective
(Soap, Si ap, Snap).

Dictionary Meaning:. Reproof—blame or
an expression of it. Soap-flattery. Snap
—to .-peak with sudden irritation. Slap
—-strike with palm of hands. No boss
is so uncivil as to strike his employee
with palm, nor he dares in certain
circustances- blame hi<£ employee with
sudden Irritation. Soap is a banker.

18. Cynic miglit\vell say a woman
must be"--^'to be praised by wo-
man (Bright, Fright).

Dictionary Meaning: Cynic Sneering fault-
finder.

. Previous reference: (1) Make-up is some-
times larpely the cause of a Woman
looking this (Bright) 204-10A.

(2) Spetaclcs sometimes have bad
effec t of making voting woman appear
to le this (Fmoht) 223-21 A.

Not only the Cynics but also every-
■liody will say that a woman must bo
bright so that she might be praised by
woman being by nature intolerent of
other \\i!l not praise, here unless and
until she, is a flight to her. FRIGHT
here. ^

' 21. Shrewd business man is some-
times gratified when rival "—---'his

ideas (Grabs, Crabs).

Dictionary Meaning: Grabs-fo take pos- '
session of unscrupulously and avari-
ciously.

Crabs-Cry down, criticise with in-
tend to frustrate, Gratified-pleased
delighted.

Previous reference.: We are apt to dislike

compartive stragers who try to"----','

our friends (Grabs) 108-21 A.

Shrewd businessman is usually angry
when his rivals take possession of his
ideas but lie is sometimes gratified to see
it bteause it gives him a consciousness
of his\ business brain. Please Grab here
witpout\any hesitation. Here is another
Banker.

2:1. Daddy's "----" seldom

comfort fretful child as much as Mumy's
(Akms, Arts).

Dictionary meaning: Fretful — Querulous,
complaing, peevish. Comfort—sooth, mako
easy, console.

Neither father's nor mother's arms
can console a fretful child. Some tricks
are then necessary and motheri being
aware of child's nature can sooth her
more than the father can do it. So
Arts here. •

24. Pessimists seem often to "—

--<—" miserable lives (Like, -Live).

Dictionary meaning : Pessimist—one who
looks at the worst aspect of things. .
Previous reference: (1) Men who this a
quiet life are seldom very convivial (Li v
194-20D.

(2) Persons of retiring dosposition

usually "----" a quiet life (LlKEl

152.20 D.

"S^eem'- is the pointer here. When
a man lTVtes a miserable life it is clearly
seen. But a man"s likes and dislikes are
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