"THE SPECTATOR" CROSSWORD No. 293
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ACROSS r. The kind of boats carrying these knives wouldn't float long.
9. Would the horse be sick if it's let out from here ?.
14. Plant inhabited by a spirit.
15. Always has a come-back.
16. This sole may end up like that.
17. Eager anticipation of a dog. 19. The blame musicians are always getting. zo. Inspire with prejudice.
21. Yes, it can be slept on at night.
23. rev. Turn away from a tinc- ture green.
24. Musical instrument which gives a horse pleasure ?
26. No one would like to be in this darkness.
27. Wordsworth wrote of this - old huntsman.
28. rev. Vessel for witches.
29. An addition makes up a story. 30. What a member of the upper chamber travels in ?
32. My first is unchecked in 33, my second in 19. 33. rev. Is able to reach the downward slope still glowing.
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1. A dramatic place to be in.
2. Sounds like a good mascot for a pilot.
3. rev. Half a request to answer.
4. rev. Sin.
5. The Metonic is used for finding the date of Easter.
6. A dash of this shows itself in the complexion.
7. E'er by it (anag.).
8. rev. Protection - once for back and front ; now fore and aft.
10. The highest heaven.
tr. A thousand in mad rushes would probably give you these. - 12. This reptile literally ends up in a river.
13. rev. "Truth from his lips . . .'d with double sway, And fools, who came to scoff, remain'd to pray." 18.Dormant. 22. Succulent root.
25. rev. A fellow at bay.
31. Makes the shy full of brightness.