Glimpse of Greatness       |   
      | no. |     Solve |     Word Riddles |   
      |       1    |     A Bent bar of the rabbit hutch |     Though built to restrain, we're quite bent out of shape; for the space made between us lets critters escape |   
      |       2    |     A Faceless Gargolye |     I'm a monster of marble, inspiring fear; both silenced and blind, but quite able to hear |   
      |       3   |     A Rabbit with a heart shaped patch.. |     Like my long-eared brothers, on carrots I chew; but while they have on heart, it appears I have two |   
      |       4     |     A Long- norsed bird house |     I'm a sparrow's warm home when he's not traveled south, preferring to dwell in Pinocchio's mouth |   
      |       5     |     A One eye gargolye |     It's red that I charge and with red that I see, yet with only one left I can still see beyond the trees |   
      |       6     |     An Etched Moon |     I'm a cosmic and luminous feature of night; arching not through the sky, I'm an arc on a stone flight |   
      |       7     |     A Dagger in the ground |     If the earth had a heart, I would make the ground bleed; If removed, I would leave a fine hole for a seed |   
      |       8     |     A Toppled Stool |     I'm a most likely place where one might have a seat, yet no one may sit 'til I'm back on my feet |   
      |       9     |     A Fish design |     I'm both trampled by shoe and ensnared by hooked bait; a swimming stone catch with a miserable fate |   
      |       10    |     A Sealed letter |     Carelessly left where the foot may ascend, I contain what is written to family or friend |   
      | 11 |     A Bottle of wine |           I'm a vintage oft served in a narrow stemmed glass, agging to meals a touch of high class     |   
      | 12  |     A Black rabbit |     In the night, to no predator shall I fall prey, for the hue of my fur lets me vanish aways |   
      |       13     |     A White Bird |     I'm the brightest of kin to a trio of crows; while they vanish at night, I hide best when It snows |   
      |       14     |     A Lighthouse Birdhouse |     I'm where feathered ones rest if they're weary from flight, yet a guider of sea-faring ships through the night |   
      |       15     |     A Birdhouse with painted waves |     I'm an egg-layer's domicile marked by the tide, for I've waves of blue paint over where nesters reside |   
      |       16 |     A Carved letter 'J' |     I'm a letter of 'Jest' and the first of 'July'; the cut of a knife in what's branced toward the sky |   
      |       17   |     A Hand Print |     I'm a waver and shaker stamed onto the stone; of a palm and its digits, a flat muddy clone |   
      |       18     |     A Beehive Birdhouse |     I act both as the stinging and feathered one's homes; within me are found either nests or wax combs |   
      |       19    |     An Arrow pierce Heart |     I'm a sign of two lovers' affection increased; a beating etch pierced by what Cupid's released |   
      |       20     |     A Wooden Chest |     Buried for ages, by shovel revealed, without keys my interior secrets stay sealed |   
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