THE ;‘ SPECTATOR " CROSSWORD No. 759
• IA Book token for one guinea will be awarded to the sender of the first correct solution opened after noon on Tuesday week, December 15111, addressed Crossword, 99 Gower Street, London, W.C.1. Envelopes must be received not later than first Post that. day and must bear the NUMBER of the puzzle. 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 following issue.]
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11. March order. (6.) 20. 12. It would have been a serious loss to 9. His tale may be doubted. (9.) 17. 1. The dinner guest would not find it very stimulating. (4, 8.) 6.
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Ingo. (4. 4.) 22. Nonsense in the shin. (5.) 15. Mixed crops round the hill. (8.) 25, Ran without success. (4.) 18. Mixed drink, cold for good health.
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19. Maintenance of the castle crest ? (6.) 21. What Hcep claimed to be in the spirt of a Browning so;ileguy. (8.) 23 Old soldier of the B.B.C. (6.) 26. Force. (5.) 27. Very pleased to be extinguished ? (9 ; 28. Choice of extremities. (5, 2. 5.)
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1. Puss gets on with his dinner. (7.) 2. Chaps with nothing in them are burden- some. (5.) 3. With Modestine he was 9. (9.) 4. They might go slow. (4.) 5. Old port. (8.) • 6. As divided the river flows up, (5.) 7. The night-flier beings to her. (7.) S. Performed on an apron-stage, perhaps. (8.) Trims the edges of the advertisement. The other pet has robbed 1 dn. (7.) (7.) The reporter should get his work so. and the author. (9.) Deeds can have risen. (8.) Fool embrace a Chinese stage charac- ter and politician. 8.)
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