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(Solution to No. 309)
Clues Across . Some modern verse seems to be without this (5, 2, 6). . This result looks like the beginning of an inquiry concerning little Susan. + Merely visionary? Well, that’s up to Ian. . Brother of Ham and Japheth. and 18 across. Author of ‘‘Wild Decembers" and "The Arrogant History ot White Ben." Blush in a communist: lair? Tale about’ the thirteenth letter; the result is boisterous. . This usually occurs, however, without noise or damage. . See 11 across. A 16th Century Italian sculptor, musician and metal-worker. St, Birthday cake is: complete without Another way of describing eo aah which lacks 1 across (5, 8). Clues Down 1. Form of siren usually associated with [S) NAM LW 12. 13. 14. 16. 19, horses. The office boy in Harry Tate’s sketch could not pronounce this word correctly, as he suffered from nerves. . Not at all odd. . This Russian coin seems to be most of the trouble. I'm Tyrone! (anag.) . Strange footwear to find in one’s kitchen! . "Get thee to a — , go, farewell" (Hamlet, Act IIL, Se. 1). I ran on tar (anag.); this makes a good story, anyway. Their ear, though dental: is stronger.’ Rescued (anag.). A transgression in a little company-in Monte Carlo, perhaps? "There be three things which are too wonderful for me, yea, four which I know not: The way of an — in the air..." (Proverbs 30). . Disney's cartoon made the three little ones even more famous than before. . "Lovely is the — " by Robert Gibbings.
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New Zealand Listener, Volume 15, Issue 381, 11 October 1946, Page 15
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257THE LISTENER CROSSWORD New Zealand Listener, Volume 15, Issue 381, 11 October 1946, Page 15
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