(By Arrangement with the "Daily Telegraph.")
1 Something very hard to resolve that might be on at Dorking for a change (two words) 9 No single Oriental has any right to it surely 10 Whereon in America one might see animals of various brands, and whereon this (two words) 11 Defective service, possibly 12 Soundly received by the middle of 15 1s proverbially hard, but soft if beheaded 17 May be a mere winter coating 18 A ruler 19 14 down has to get down to it 21 A lazy sound?
22 He can make you see stars if you look at him 23 A high-line 26 It usually finds a resting place in 27 It would be a sweet one in stone 23 Bird 30 Foolscap may be, and so may any cap 33 This sort of occurrence has a grave sequel, as a rule 25 Unusual (four words) 36 Not a spare drink 57 A relative 2 Needless advice to the talkative 3 Let mine follow to ascertain 4 The first recorded casualty 5 It has a shady population 6 The thought behind the contem-piation of this is abstract 7 What the smith works on is rough in part (two words) 8 Having grasped nothing at all apparently.
12 Bescription of a bullet that admits of no variation (three words) 13 A popular game 14 He is not in his element when doing his job 15 This is reversed on a halfpenny 16 Without the thread it cannot be made fast 20 More than a whole town, but less than a decent house 24 In a thing it is getting less 36 across 25 From 27 across to this is only a "small change 28 "This won't hurry the job alani 29 A" stage in the life of a b S1 An interchange 22 Dodge re 34 22 across has more than one
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