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Across . I—Mere agents might make them. (10), 7— It’s due to love taking wing. (5) 8— Permission to start? (2-5) 10— on grave attire? (8) 11— Impressive plea for restitution. (4) 13— Cry of the shrike. (6) < . ; . . • .» 15-Confine one after another, we hear.46)' -i'* ; 17— Cut off a weed. (4) \ , 18— Postal packet that goes over seas. (4-4) ; ■<,>' 21— He saves various upsets. (7) 4 . , 5 ; ? 22— Start to fight. (3-2) ■ . : 23—Woman who has np-one to mow her lawn?, (5, 5) t i f Down . ’ ‘ - .>* 1— Wrong a young lady. (5) ; . 2— A. dredger to be considered. (8) - 1 3— for, a champion layer? (3-3) .. 7 -4 4— Quality surprisingly found among the languid. (4)4 .. ; s—lt may support the board. (7) , ' ; 6—Solemn character, becoming less reekless on a fateful day. (10) 9— The tide at noon makes a noise. (10) * •> 12— Carefully examined any leads broken.?.(B) h -4 14- a successful come-back as an upholsterer? (7) ffi - ',l6—lt’s in one’s bones to spoil, a; fight; (6)' ; z ' ; 19— A sign that your car’s not "working?(2,3) 20— Stud manager, (4) " ' ■ - .' . (Solution on Monday) . Yesterday’s.solution 4'’'4 ; '"4' -< I Across: 6, Minaret 7, Posse; 9, Emu; 10,' Lightship; 12, Street cries; 15, Come to grips; 17, Part-timer, 19, Air, 21, Get on; 22, Legally.

Down: 1, Firms; 2, Sad; 3; Peri; 4, Conscript 5, Assizes; 8, Whiter; 11, Attention; 13, Exotic; 14, Donated; 16, Yield; 18, Eyes; 20. Fag.