"THE LISTENER" CROSSWORD

New Zealand Listener, Volume 36, Issue 913, 8 February 1957, Page 9

"THE LISTENER" CROSSWORD

(Solution to No, 834)

16. Clues Across . Tear this to make even strong men weep (3). . He could truthfully say, "I’m a cop, Len" (9). . The game of selling part of one’s nose to the highest bidder (7, 6). . This is a real change for a peer (4). . Goodbye, we're taking a turn in the ae (8). . let fire come out of the bramble, Jad devour the of Lebanon" (6). (Judges, chapter 9.) . Stealthily follows the conversation in the ship (6). Promise int marriage (8).

. The amorous glance of a frog leaning over a lily pond (4). Teach the first arrangement of a type of embroidery (13). . In the matter of the tendency, it’s repeating (9). . Bears have one; in fact they have two (3). |

Clues Down . To make it, Edgar must first undergo a transformation (5). . Made fast, and mostly made well (7). . Here we have father at home and. suffering (4). . A vehicle to be found in Invercargill and Auckland (6). . Dog tears found in the sea? (8). . She’s out of her mind to begin with (5). . Would the dressmaker find them almost useless? (7). . Short rest (8). . Haggle (7).

. Where there’s a will, there’s at waeut one (7). . In short supply (6). . Curtail a country to obtain one of her coins (5). . It may be used to overcome 3 down (5). . Standing order to the prifter (4).

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