THE SPECTATOR" CROSSWORD No. 364
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ACROSS
I. Model chopped up in pie for fish. (8.)
5. Swiss Cottage. (6.) 9. Where the old soldier met his match, to to speak. (8.) ie. Not necessarily a book about explo- sives. (6.) 12. The manuscript I extend is legal. (6.) 13. Little weight attaches to Edward's return. (8.) 15. Through a thrilling experience per- haps. (12.) x8. He gets up without being called. (12.) 23. E.N.S.A. develops plenty. (8.) 24. Six go to an ancient city full of beans. (6.) 26. "And the sign of a true-hearted - Is to give and to take a good joke." (Dibdin.) (6.) 27. The R.A.F. is a little confused with a bonus. (8.) 28. A bad lot. (6.) 29. Something precious in not entirely clear honey. (8.)
DOWN
1. Much in a vegetable makes game. (6.) 2. The dance wouldn't take long. (6.) 3. Cattle I see in the window. (7.) S. Array part of the ship. (4.) 6. The cause of the blubbering? (7.) 7. Applicable if Shakespeare's school- boy's face had been a dial. (8.) B. Restrain before a rut going up. (8.) ti. Slavish. (7.)
14. It takes more than one jail to hold a medical man. (7.)
16. One can't say his work is of no value. (8.)
17. A religious composition in G. (8.) ig. Only a contortionist, perhaps, might put his foot in it. (7.)
20. The seaside cut. (7.) 21. With a little juggling one can get two atoms out of it. (6.) 22. "With everything that - bin, My lady sweet, arise! " (Shakespeare.) (6.)
25. A penny from Shakespeare. (4-)
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