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Clues Across With 18 down, Tom Dacre displays this. This trove is the opposite of hidden. A bird in place. Unpleasantly moist. 3 down upset after a racket. Or some may be sullen. Tapering ice-formation. Tin scene (anag.). Ripe sort of fairy? She-goat as a security. If you approach a seaside resort in Victoria from the wfong direction, you may find you have to record. Gone to pay Lola (anag.).
| onllentlontion! dad dt al Clues Down Skill in -duelling found in H.M.S. "Password" May be vacuum or dry. They followed the piper. Ran with a hop. Lace slip made of Jamaica Pepper. : If you ordered your pedigree pup into his kennel thus, you would probably this his displeasure. Military lines are upset here. It’s a pear (anag.). With ice, 20 down makes a little sausage. Oblige to reside within certain limits. Form of sails made of prepared fibre of American aloe. Leander swam to see her; you'll find her in 15 down. (Answer to No. 166)
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New Zealand Listener, Volume 9, Issue 228, 5 November 1943, Page 12
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