(By Arrangement with the "Daily Telegraph") m Jesus takes garments and sits down again at the table it is a very humble and contrite band of "disciples He v about Him hil remind one an: other of that evening and the Master's example, But these'things are recorded for S*! our example, We too are His disciples, His words and His actions are END re ne wi Titer shoe, aqualy for us; not only in His Here faith can touch and handle things humility, but in all His earthly life unseen.
He is our pattern ànd example. The cod would I grasp with firmer hand is hidden to make His daily And all my wearing Thee lean. I have no help but ser noe do T consol tion, The trouble with so many us is that the ideals which we set before ourselves are unworthy likewise unw:
1 Is the'ehild's surprise caused by John giving evidence? (12) 9 "Beer Mac!" (amàg;) °(7) 10 Toast (two worde—5, 2)
11 Look alike either way (4)
13 Cotton-spinning machine (5) 15 Almost an essential in a sentence (4)
16 12 across and 24 across give an example of this (7)
17 A light sweet (7) 18 Stung into a, certain amount of ill-feeling (7)
This in plenty, but I'm this (about what to write) (7)
23 A. suggestion of etc. in a short time 1 Corrupt behaviour (not on Change, we hope) (T) 2 Scots used to fight with this more 3 A peril of the sea (7) 4 Old mews this (7) 5 The bad end the devil must come to 6 The pattern of this vegetable growth is used decoratively (two we 7 Black and white in the world of udiments (3, 4) Of decit necessary in arranging for duplicate bridge? (two 14 These horses exclude the favourite Comiion cóin (5)
25 Count of old (4)
15 Valuable fertilizer (5) 19 It takes a light weight to help td 2-A military dance (7) 29 A divider of acts (T) 30 It sounds as if the Ruler with no successor of this kind is bald (two words—4, 8)
(two words—5, 2) 21 Optimistic demriptton of a drug (7)
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in 3 down (4)
in the Potteries (4)
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