The Archive · 1938

LONDON CROSS WORD No. 1666

(By Arrangement with the "Daily Telegraph")

1 Wearying of some signalling work 5 La is the middle is the beginning and is the end of this 9 Bits of wood used by ship-builders (mot splints for a damaged chest) 10 À strange race in Wonderland 11 This form of loquacity might become blessing 13 Though only one word it means more 14 Proverbial company 16 Northern 19 A number agree in essential man er 20 Board water 21 "Custom. hath made the tinty and steel couch of war my thrice-driven Iof down" ("Othello") 26 "Tomorrow is our wedding day and we will then——unto the Bell at Edmonton." (Cowper.) 21 Proper 28 Language useful in Africa and Asia 29 Post-Elizabethan 50 Metal in a dog makes it affectionate 31A tie for the Ashes? (two words)

1 When people have to provide food For tet grandparents they do this presumably 2 Though.

S Fish-spear that might be made in Tags 4 He might be engaged and yet have nothing on 6 Whitebait perhaps or other unimportant creatures (two words) 7 You want the correct word here S To eject seems to be Diana's job 12 Useful garment but bad employer 15 Part of a fish which with 16 this is the conclusion This may be part of any country mot necessarily N. Africa 18 Kipling called him Hathi 19 win 22 Enlarge Z "Do rush" (anag.) 53 Feeble 25 One sort of road has been observed in this heavenly body

Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.

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