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Clues Across . Adores speed (anag.). . Burdensome, and concealing a notorious fiddier. "O, it came o’er mine ear like the sweet south, That breathes upon a bank of violets, Stealing,.. and giving — " (‘‘Twelfth Night," Act 1, Sc. 1). . Harry, Nahum, or the Gallery? . Cleopatra was not one. + Secure in order to save. . She is found in a strange land. . This wrapper contains eleven. Author of ‘The Chronicles of Clovis." . Sew with invisible stitches. Savoury cheese dish. Aspire to tip (anag.). Clues Down . "Bow-Bow-"To his daughter-in-law — " ¥*Mikado" ) Conspiracy in a garden? Reigns in order to give up. » Languishing with a Russian weight of 361b. and a finger ornament. . One bite of vulcanite? » Mischievous 17 down. . Suitable diet for a man of mettle? (4, 7). Period. (Two. words). . One who comes to the 14 across. . Tip, sir? (anag.). Found between the calves and the soles. . If you know your Jane Austen you'll +o member that her governess was Miss Taylor, her protegee Harriet Smith, and she married Mr. Knightly.
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New Zealand Listener, Volume 17, Issue 430, 19 September 1947, Page 23
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