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23. Clues Across Bait for 10 down. With 3 down, I’d make these orders. A punch below the belt? Only middling, perhaps. Bat or-small drum? Light blows in 1 down. Variety of ills. ~ of iron (anag.). Wary in a way. Void. ell-tale. ick, He was encountered by 7 down 14 down. This sounds as if I don’t believe in medicine-but it’s a pretty problem, all the same. . Behead this dog and get the bird, Clues Down Antics which are frequently cut. Supplies, largely with epigrams. Party in 4 across. Bambi, perhaps? A for medical students, held at the bedside of the patient. Fourteen down was so described. Then match for an escutcheon, A. purse, Tom! (anag.). Kind of cabbage contained in saveloys. He was penniless. Cf. (anag.). And this makes Ferdinand. It’s husk is mace. aera. tim. will find you , A of ° the 16 down Bo shes A (Answer to No. 194)
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New Zealand Listener, Volume 10, Issue 257, 26 May 1944, Page 19
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