The Listener Crossword (No. 29)
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Clues Across Not a good place to raise cats. A peculiar Australian who gets Fa when mixed. No ale without company. Popularly connected with the number thirteen. This name was familiar in the U.S.A. Senate before Long. A small beard conceals a prim lie. Single performances in oils. If I join this upstart, the result is Peruvian. I lent (anag.). A long-eared quadruped. Fond bride is not allowed.
Clues Down The pig sat in an Italian dish. A dwelling made of adobe, Unreliable if broken. No bail (anag.). A nun and a dirge are lasting. Dour Ben is a cad. Precedes Emma in the morning. Trite wren (anag.). Flour? Yes. (anag.). It’s pram (anag.). You might see this carnivorous quadruped if you are on the jag. Made eyes in a lodge. A rare bird discovered in the name of a radio announcer. A monkey offers a vegetable.
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New Zealand Listener, Volume 3, Issue 69, 18 October 1940, Page 14
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156The Listener Crossword (No. 29) New Zealand Listener, Volume 3, Issue 69, 18 October 1940, Page 14
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