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Clues Across 1. Two ugly ones, or three little ones? 5. Distorted dream. 8. Opponents of Negro slavery. 10. Said to be a low platform. Go, rogues! (anag.). "Youth’s a stuff will not Transfixes. Can he cry? (anag.). Assists by means of 9 across. Necessary for the Poets’ Pub, perhaps? Where castles are often built. Fissure. " Clues Down Sober, but do you find it sad? So tired (anag.). Work found in 21 across. See of the three little 1 across loved Get a bean (anag.). A very much dictator. Breaks off. Hauling into cart? Makes a getaway from §.S. ‘"Peace.’’ It is inverted under a tangled chain in the wine. Gambol. Near a sphere of action? Is Eve possessed of a memory like ‘one. Measure found in 16 across, (Answer to No. 164)
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New Zealand Listener, Volume 9, Issue 226, 22 October 1943, Page 17
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