" The Spectator " Crossword No. 75

By XA.NrrnrreE.

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ACROSS Rose nobles, perhaps.

11. Man of the woods (if you spell him that way).

14. See 18.

15. Wit would make it is University in 31 dn.

18 we.. 14. Much attacked in certain newspapers just now.

19. Might be re-named George Moore Street.

20. I have left the holm-oak, but it is still law.

21. This language would be terser if it were longer.

23. A popular novelist, meets with a reverse in the Far East.

24. I come between an enclosure and a shelter.

25. A backward country Y It is so here.

26. A popular dramatist has lost a penny.

27 rec. Once ruled in Athens. 29. Afternoon comestible sounds like a wooden pain.

31 rev. Why are not coppers so called ?

34. Foreign Secretary's valley.

36. South American bird. • 37. "Dolphin, my boy, boy . . .

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I. Concealed in the lowest of the vaults

2. Oriental result when I run into a Barchester cleric.

3. Same as 35.

4. Roman name in little.

5. Help !

6. He had no mercy on Mercy in 1645.

7. Bruce I3airnsfather made us familiar with Gen.-Jelloid.

8. Patron saint of tho rubber- hunters.

9. Now in Scotland ?

10. Ghost with two letters trans- posed.

12. Alice met one.

13. Mechanical Claronees.

16. Flying squirrel.

17. Cockney's anchorite.

20. Mr. Belloe's tame heckler. 21 rec. This hardio is frequently worn by Wm. Morris characters.

22. Proverbial by their absence in two islands 28. The Companion of Honour has abandoned the dog.

30 rev. Cheltenham, Bath, Handley Cross, &c.

31, 35. Mons.. .

32, 33. Daughter of King Para- mount, educated at Girton.

34 straight, 35 rev. First name of an Irish dramatist (no, not that one I).

35. See 31 and 34.