The Listener Crossword (No. 44)
Clues Across Do in no lunatic (anag.). A timid noble may nevertheless be invincible. Chalcedony in layers of different colours, A mixture of luck and rest. Table linen. Highly polished. These sweets contain cream, In 19 down, Mrs. Ten rigid men making up their minds. Dr. Johnson was a notable example. Clues Down Study destruction for a fabulous animal. Small chest for tea,
3. Yours is used more often by others. 4. Confine to a certain locality. 5. Mentally weak. 6. These are not quite unnecessary. 7. Loses, to find fine yellowish earth. 11. Tom and I with a car. 13. Pax, Dora! (anag.). 15. Rouge helps to make less aged. 16. "But you won’t get away from the tune that they play To the blooming overhead." (3,3), (In "The Widow at Windsor" Kipling refers thus to the flag). 17. Animal found in 17 across. 19. A likely place to find Erich. 20. Famous for an architectural phenomenon,
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New Zealand Listener, Volume 4, Issue 84, 31 January 1941, Page 46
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163The Listener Crossword (No. 44) New Zealand Listener, Volume 4, Issue 84, 31 January 1941, Page 46
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