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(Solution to No. 375)"
Clues Across A bird whose only recorded saying is "Nevermore!" "The ‘first fine careless-" (Browning, in "Home Thoughts from Abroad’’). This knot had to be cut instead of untied. Sluggish. Conduct. Some rags may be delicate gauze. . Each. . Split. . Exaggerated language, . Right of approach, "Ah, did you once ‘gee Shelley-?" (Browning). . Her boot makes a 17th Century lute. . Chastise. . This vehicle would not be affected by the petrol shortage. .
Clues Down Doew a light beer and the result is fit for a king. Avert lies (anag.) Horny growth. Profitable arrangement of Romans? A line of British ships? Custom. ‘Muse of music. Wound about. Fore-and-aft rigged ship. Poor sap! It is to the point. . Pigment obtained from soot. Proverbially there is no rose without one. Good ‘Queen, or Bonny Black? Fuss.
No. 376
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New Zealand Listener, Volume 18, Issue 448, 23 January 1948, Page 19
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143"THE LISTENER" CROSSWORD New Zealand Listener, Volume 18, Issue 448, 23 January 1948, Page 19
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