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Across I—By no means the whole of the matter. (3, 1,3, 2,2) 9—A court practice, perhaps. (5-2) 10— Not a crime to be coolly carried out. (5) 11— An article with myself as subject. (5) 12— English style of roof-tile. (7) 13— He’s not disposed to be fair. (6) 15—What a snake may do to make one nervous. (6) 18—Fifty set out perhaps to find means of escape. (7) 20—Underground cavern and spring. (5) 22— Furnaces where links are forged. (5) 23— The opposite of praise? Well, no! (3, 4) 24— Young people arranged to see Scotland. (11) Down

2— Sea-air adds a little weight to one. (5) 3— Inferior bangles? (7) 4— I’m taking a position to get tax. (6) 5— All right, a sanctimonious creature. (5) 6— Visible discernment? (7) 7— In which to find an artist’s early works? (6-5) 8— Arousing one’s curiosity, though resenting it perhaps. (11) 14—Stung to anger? (7) 16— Make progress on borrowed money. (7) 17— Achieves a take-over the wrong way. (6) 19—Supporter of the school board. (5) 21—Craft about to capsize. (1-4)

(Solation tomorrow) Yesterday’s solution L Across- 1, After all; 5,1 Beam; 9, Aria; 10, Agitated; 11, NurseKl2, Tethers: 13 Pension scheme; 18, Runner-up; 19, Aids; 20, Sleight? 21, Genie; 22, Lays; 23, Cyclones.

Down: 2, Fortune; 3, Elapses; 6, Light industry; 6, Extreme; 7, Modiste; 8, Static; 13, Perusal; 14, Nunnery; 15, Ice age; 16, Heave to; 17, Midwife.