The Listener Crossword (No. 15)

New Zealand Listener, Volume 3, Issue 55, 12 July 1940, Page 21

The Listener Crossword (No. 15)

Clues Across For his treachery he was recently removed from the Order of the British Empire. The name of Scarlett’s home in "Gone With the Wind." "This bird beguiling My sad fancy into smiling." (Poe). "Come the three of the world in arms, And we shall shock them." (King John). One of Epstein’s statues changes into the villainess of the Bulldog Drummond stories. Minute particles in defensive ditches, This is longer than it is broad. Te Ari and I, very wet, come from near Dunedin A wanderer from the reverse of the first name of the author of "My Wife Ethel." Friends are to be found in these mountains. No dirge for this although it is disregarded.

21. } 4 Useful when 7 down has been cpoleietes Turn a garment for a pen- e | times found on the Children’s Page. Just the thing for me in camp." Clues Down A queer nation is involved in quiry. Money is made into an object of* Relay in a stratum. Recant in confusion; the result is drips for the gods. Eat scone. (Anag.). t ; At Assissi Nona gives rise to a murd . A drama of the seas. ' A young horse and a Chinese d combine in this bird. Drains give you the lowest points. | | The game may not be worth it. "They do no more adhere and keep pace together than the hundredth to the tune of ‘Green Sleeves.’"’ (Merry Wives of Windsor). The beginning. of discord.