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Hance of the bimetallists ? (4, 3, 6.) .9' OanvinctIc at Wembley. (9.)
40. Birthplace. (5.) The market's well supplied with liquor. (5.) 12. Snobbish aim of the hooker ? (9.) Oft. in the stilly night. Em -'s eltain has bound me ""(Moore). (7.)
17 IS. ()x in the market-place? (7') " But what is -? Rightly under- stand, A universal licence to be good." (Hartley Coleridge). (7.) a▪ l. Are You determined to try this again ? (7.) 31. but he doesn't expect his master to
_ beat hint I (6, 3.)
43. 'I'he Colonel's knife. (5.)
Cheap at a penny I (5.)
S' Tile festival takes place in cordial surroundings. (9.) It. Redder Germany re-arranged. (13.)
Down
2. Here's your chance I (9.)
A sight to of, not to tell I " (Coleridge). (5.) 4' You'll encounter it in North Eritrea. (7.)
S. Sportsman on the river. Cl.)
6' One of these was the destination pre-
scribed for the drunken sailor. (9.) 16. " Lord Ronald brought a - doe In give his cousin, Lady Clam." (Tenny- son). (9.) 17. Softly among the papers of the recor- der. (6.) • 18. There's very little in ft. (7.) 19. The unit's curtailed in this system. (7.) 20. The paper certainly doesn't lack polish. (5.)
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