Crossword
Across 1, 7 and 12. The farmer’s wife cut off their tails with a carving knife. (5, 5,4) 6. Money earned in salary or wages. (6) 7. Seen: 8. A story or poem of great heroism, (4) 10. One who looks. (4) 12. See 1. 13. A location or ground area. (4) 16. Backbone. (5) 17. Twin stars. (6) 18. Where birds or animals are kept in captivity. (4) Down. 1. Holds air inside outer tyre. (4) 2. Clothing. (7)
3. A species of duck with soft feathers. (5) 4. A dull pain. (4) 5. A stone fruit said to have bloom (5) 9. Preparing to go .on holiday. (7) 11. Method of using. (5) 12. Pleasant melodious sounds. (5) 14. Send forth. (4) 15. They make honey. (4) Answers ■saag ’si riiuig iotsnj\[ -gi iaSESfi ’ll iSUtijOEd ’6 iipßOrf •g fatpy ’fr £ riuarn -mg 'Z iaqnx ’I :umoq saSBQ ’Bl JIUIUI39 •/,! isuids ’9l iaifS £1 faoilAl Zl •01 tcidg -g tpugg £ tamoo -U[ ’9 ioajqj, ’i :ssojav
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Press, 21 October 1980, Page 18
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