The Archive · 1938

LONDON CROSS WORD No. 1638

(By Arrangement with the "Daily Telegraph")

4 A beast of burden 8 This little ornament is bent at the end 9'A sister ship to the cutter, by the sound of it 10 It is sometimes a flaming nuisance! 11 The reverse of this is worn against 12 A ripping. prod 154 Cie health resort (two pi notion, Wor 17 Wherein pleasure but veils the pain to come (two words) 20 A cross effort, possibly, but no ban 21 Entirely numerical, and quite polite 22 Simple thing to sail on 25 "I can pot" (anag.) 36 A. late stage in civilisation (two Words) 27 It possibly could not be accommodated in the ordinary magazine (two words) 28 Rope ihe sailor may take to bed with him 1 Wherewith fishing tales are received 2 This stretch of water includes a girl 3 À philosophical system 4 Forethought 5 Any ordinary young fellow can reduce this on his head 6 Check 7 This conveys ihe wrong idea 9 Alter cleverness for fluctuation.

13 The builder might umproftably sink Gone th building on this 14 Oil of upward for reading 16 Mostly employ ¢fellows for diversion 8 What to do at the end of the trek 9 It cannot be lower Not dumb evidently 23 She is worth even less than a magpie 24 A prominent fellow?

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

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