" THE SPECTATOR" CROSSWORD No. 525 (A Book Token for
one guinea will be awarded to the sender of the first correct solution of this week's crossword to be opened after noon on Tuesday week, April 26th. Envelopes must be received not later than first post that day and must bear the word "Crossword," the NUMBER of the puzzle and a 21d. stamp. Solutions must be on the form below, and none can be accepted from the U.S.A. The solution and the name of the winner will be published in the fo lowing issue.]
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1. A pose of determined conduct, so to speak. (6, 3, 5.) 10. It changes at Capri in spelling. (9.) 11. " The little more and how much it is " at golf. (5.) 12. Stoking distance ? (5.) 13. Cetewayo's country. (8.) 15. Green of the best of four com- plexions in Shakespeare. (3, 5.) 17. Source of cold comfort. (3, 3.) 20. Dramatic scholiast. (6.) 21. He should have a place in the sun. (8.) 23. Very fragile and, perhaps, where the bad ones go. (8.) 25. This book is often sold before written. (5) 28. " Sonorous - blowing martial sounds " (Milton). (5.) 29. Aunt plots (snag.). (9.) 30. Localised impudence may be prof- fered without offence. (9, 5.)
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2. Where apparently, they want the play not to be interrupted. (5.) 3. This is the way. (9.) 4. Gray like a bear. (8.) 5. This should not be beyond one's grasp. (6.) 6. A sitter no doubt, but not neces- sarily easy. (5.) 7. Zoological footballer. (9.)
S. Dutch master with a cupped letter. (4.)
9. Man firs identified by a red light in a ship. (9.) 14. " Man's - is God's opportunity." (9.) 16. It alters a girl a lot. (9.) 18. Not the bell the Canterbury pilgrims heard. (9.) 19. Real lips for a fictional character. (8-) 22. American dome. (6.) 24. A welcome unguent. (5.) 26. Mountain or eating. (5.) 27. The duck might make sounds like a cat. (4.)
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