20 NOVEMBER 1953, Page 66

THE "SPECTATOR" CROSSWORD No. 757

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9. Obtained in the Jungle exchange ? (5, 4.)

10, That insular girl. (5.) 1. What a crowd of Journalists I (5.) Not Quite what is meant by a chip on the shoulder. (9.) Correspondence,-sleep It off. (7.) " And you all know security is - chiefest enemy " (Shakespeare). (7.) Reduce. (7.)

Hesitation among the donkeys. (7.) " More people are into virtue than bullied out of vice" (Surtees). (9.) Some do it with thread, some with a spoon. (5.) Like the stand-oR half 7 (5.) The land-girl could hardly have been one. (9.) He can be relied on to save the situation. (4, 2, 7.)

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" Or busy ply her evening care" (Gray). (9.) Inclines to work In the garden, (5.) " See there the olive grove of (Milton). (7.)

Baksheesh In a nutshell, It seems. (7.) 4. Where Father Time presides, showing what's in the wind. (9.) I. To be found In letters to the editor. (5.) 8. Gleans by arrangen cnt. (6.)

9. " A Peep at Polynesian Life." (5:) 14. Gratuity to the employees. (9.) 16. The movement gets advance publicity. (9.) 17. Fat can be concealed in this garment.

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18. l'iants for a vestibule. (7.)

19. The road ran zig-zag in the country.

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20. " - daughter of the voice of God " (Wordsworth). (5.) 22. No ale for the solitary. (5.) 23. Soup for an Irish boy. (5.)