THE LISTENER CROSSWORD
(No: 81)
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Clues Across 1. This bread sounds very satisfying. Second afterthought to a letter. Acted as a younger son. ; Ravens help to make these, 10 across. 10. Hostelries. 11.*¢ Dine with Aunt. 13. State as a fact. 14. Peer at (anag.). 17. Arguing about a date with Bing. 19. This bell is naturally quite silent. 21. Scolds. 22. English dramatic critic, found in 12 down. 23. Youth, found in 8 down. 24. Terse Reds (anag.). dd 4
2 3 4 5 6 7; 8 12 15 16. 18, Clues Down . Arnold and I form a number, . Corrodes. . Net tax is still in existence. . Even lard may be sweet-smelling. . Kind of violet found in a pram. Septic ‘blues (anag.). . Table (rhymning slang). I get data and become é upset. . An Australian bird and a small freshwater duck combine to imitate. Song is confused in knowledge of spiritual mysteries. The staff of life becomes uncovered here. 20, In the R.A.F.. I am not so bad. (Answer to No. 80)
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New Zealand Listener, Volume 6, Issue 131, 26 December 1941, Page 45
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