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Clues Across With pram he will obstruct. The end of this business is in the middle. See 12 across. Money? Oh no! (anag). The traditional place ‘to nail one’s colours. Truth is said to 9 across at the bottom of one. % , burning bright, In the forests of the night." (Blake). Mount. ; "Give him an and he'll take an ell." Tailpiece of old books. Piece of surgery. Shelter. One may become one. Direct. Clues Down Recent picture in which Gracie Fields does not sing. Get me in (anag.), Mere heap (anag:)’. In evidence on November 5. ‘So one makes one. Author of the story on which the picture 1 across is based. ; Cross connection between arteries or rivers, Vessel-drinking or sailing. Neil had, perhaps. Cored (anag.). Festive occasion, (Answer to No. 215)
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New Zealand Listener, Volume 11, Issue 278, 20 October 1944, Page 23
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