(By Arrangement with the "Daily Telegraph.")
1 One of the prime causes of defation (8) 5 Lady's foreign dance of simple make-üp? (6) 9 Part of the herd, but would make a lone pet (8) 10 A souvenir from the Near East? (6)
12 Don't tell so much, though more than can be told (9) 14 There's little change here (5) 15 Take a winning hazard (3) 16 Astronomical term (6) 19 The little picture in the corner? (5) 22 Season that lost its head (5) 35 Range, formerly a shelter, apparent-25 Upset in 17 down (3) 28 They come back to one occasionally with additional interest (5) 29 Raffles, the cricketer cracksman, was finally this (two words—6, 3) 32 Its natural complement is a hole (6)
33 Important fellow in slang, though he may. be a strong, silent man (two words—3, 5) 34 Turn round a ruddy horse and it may fly (6) 35 Nice and fast, with/a good remedy at heart (8) fish (6) 2 No racing pest is still in (two words 3 The man who left'his home to go to sea may have left this on board (two words—2, 3) 4 This is always changing hands in India (5) 6 Those who agree don't take it, (9) 7 One's place in refreshing places is made clear by this high lady (8) 8 Book of the words (8) 11 There's a poisonous start to this view 12 Mixed. in 3 down (3) 17 Fairy's cloak as aid to vision (9) 18 This part of the world sounds as if it has power to make things go easily 20 Suitable garment to wear when taking a jug to the local? (8) 21 Keep within the narrow way (8) 24 Where 34 across comes from (3) 26 The speaker who incurs the anger of the first half had better be this! (6) 27 Metallic, but has no connection with irony (6) 30 Reverse it and it makes join loose 31 He may work for 4 down (5)
Stem; 10, Sound; 11, Spadework:
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.