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(Solution to No. 422)
Clues Across A good servant Who found his in the stream would pull him out. . Well, what did Way mean? Clothing, of course. . What some authorities consider Nelson said instead of ‘"‘Kiss me." . A matter of pace in a normal leg roll. . Dismally. . You know these initials, surely? . Confused tales. . "A dancing shape, an image gay, To -, to startle, and waylay.’’ (Wordsworth.) . This lock insisted on his pound of flesh. . And chair for a spider. A shell fish typifying reticence and an insect typifying industry are noisy together. . Harry Tate tells us how not to run one. . Round me (anag.) One of Damion Runyon’s short stories is called "A -~ Case of Murder."
CAMRWNH Ee 11. 12. 13, 16. it, 19. Clues Down "The -, or the Town of Titipu." Not brotherly. Utter curses. . Mixed relay. Ant. . Ran straight in a crooked tent. As Edgar says in ‘King Lear,’’ "Ripeness is — "’ Capricious. Unbending nob (with acknowledgments to Chipwinkle). Shakespearean justice? "Nature I loved,.and next to Nature, — " (W. §S. Landor). We are in this season now. . Sting. Mountains in a grand estate. . 7
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New Zealand Listener, Volume 20, Issue 496, 24 December 1948, Page 15
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193"THE LISTENER" CROSSWORD New Zealand Listener, Volume 20, Issue 496, 24 December 1948, Page 15
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