Crossword Puzzle
Across I— They should keep one buoyant (6) 4 Chopped fine, and spoke affectedly. (8) 9 The chief object being opportunity at seat (3, 4,6) 10— Formerly enough to be a model. (7) ll Amber fish. (5) 12— Bad heart for soil. (5) 14— Adhere to the dub? (5) 18— Happen to be officer commanding dog. (5) 19— Article to put on at the finish as an appendix. (7) 21— Demolition apparently is a crime. (5-8) 22 The deserter precedes her for preference. (6) 23 Mendicant to incite to enter public-house. (6) Down 1— Corpulent lady’s parent. (6) 2 Begin a story at the bank? (4, 2,7) 3 Vagrant puts many in hidden danger. (5) 5 Live somewhere by custom? (7) 6 Deigning to study on the way down. (13) 7 Red may be visionary. (6) 8— Mountains seen in the Australian desert? Surely not! (5) 13— In a later renewal of 12. (7) 15— Almost suffocate 1 down’s wife. (6) 16— Being black and sticky, wait . , . (5) 17— . . round the garden in peril. (6) 20— Doctor has to copy cover. (5) (Solation an Monday) Yesterday’s Solution Across: 1, Breakfasting; 7, Attic; 8, Amber; 9, Eve; 10, Senseless; 11, In turn; 12, Impugn; 15, Go-between; 17, Ski; 18, Abadi; 19, Scent; 21, Intransigent. Down; 1, Battering-ram; 2, Kit; 3, Ascent; 4, Tradesman; 5, Noble; 6, Presentiment; 7, Avert; 10, Stretcher; 13, Upset; 14, Reason; 16, Brain; 20, Eli.
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Press, Volume CVII, Issue 31416, 8 July 1967, Page 34
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240Crossword Puzzle Press, Volume CVII, Issue 31416, 8 July 1967, Page 34
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