ACROSS
.1. One of several suggested subjects of Sea shore conversation. (7, 3.) "Oh, ---- Cottle ! Phoebus ! What a - name ! " (Byron). (4.) 9: I sham camel (anag.). (10.)
18. Eastern judge briefly self-reproached. (4.)' I. By deduction a Biblical tearer of P.ventykine children. (3, 4.)
13. Applause for a Food lay ? (7.)
15. It doesn't look right in cut, or is it ?
' (5.) - , 17. A Shakespearian island WRS full of them. (6.)
.20, He left his will in a closet. (6.) 22. Treaty which brought us Newfound- land. (7.) 23. Lure.
A money maker. (6.)
26. Isaac's brother-in-law. (5.) 29.. Stevenson sojourned there. (7.) 31., One slip of a letter. (7.) 33. "Our wills are - to make them • thine' (Tennyson). (4.) .34. What the coiners said ? (10.) 35. For window-dressing, no doubt. (4.) 36. -Banter through whistling ? (10.)
DOWN
1. • French friends in eastern money. (7.) Midas SKIDS to have been one to his finger-tips. (9.) -
3. " Behold the great - et authority: a dog's obeyed in office" (Shake- speare). (5.) 4. Llewellyn's dog. (6.) 5. The Island of Souls. (6.) 7. I'm up and about, I sin. (5.) S. Flint worker if mean. (7.) 11. Take leave for this. *(6.)
14. Watery, and once unoccupied. (5.) 16. Change for a mule. (5.)
18. The cue turns up nn the covering. (6.) 19. One of three ingredients in a paint- ing by Turner. (5.) 21. Examples of 3, lacking substance. (9.) 23. "Still in thy right hand carry gentle peace to silence - tongues" (Shakeipeare). (7.) 2-5. Latin rendering of -part of Hamlet's question. (3, 4.) 27. Just the place for scrap. (6.) 28. They are found at the bottom of the stairs. (6.) 30. Contributes to every horrid risk (5.) 32. Wooden assistants. (5.)
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