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I ! ■ I 1 Across 'l.’‘ . T- !■■(...[■'■[ . : i > 1— Giving! affection and having a close relationship. (4.2.5) [ • 9—Run [away to sea. (3) . ’ [ i 10— Complain about abdominal pain. (5-4) ! j 11— Aspect of English in fact. (5) . .1 .-i. I 13— When school is over allow to write a short letter. (7[) j,,/ -J 14— Money) paid by the Romans: perhaps. (6) | . 1 • 16— Put .back together? (6) . i . ■ 18— Perhaps 11 lament an illness. (7) - I . I 19— Happening to find a biblical woman before the New Testament. (5): 20— Carried bn unnoticed, somehow. (9) ;! ) [ ; ' 21— An attempt in the past. (3) . [! i 22— Very keen! on acting with coaches and’a lorry. (5-6) i T [ ' L’ : I ! I I ! I ' Down ' 1 2— Vestment for a[short man. (3) j ■ . 3— Charge the society [girl with it. (5) j ; 4— Stockings Only .made up in Nova Scotia, (fl) j [ ; J ■ 5— Baby [things still not on time going out. (7) 6— Be indecisive and leave without being ill. [(9) " i 7— Unavoidably have a male in the show, (lli) ) / 8— Historical period in) which the others get h speech. (11) 12— Tree for one keen bn old-fashioned lighting. (9) 'H ' 15— Chance ’beginning. (fZ) ■ 'I . [.'■>'■'[. 17— Plays the guitar apd drinks on the street. (6) : 19—Senior 1 tree. (5) i 21—Curve seen in the middle of (the third month': (3) (Solution tomorrow) I. j ■ . i il. ' i " ■' ! ’ ! )'.!..:■ ! T [ j: ; Yesterday s solution ' I |: . . ■ Across: 1, Vice; 3- Missiles; 9, Cheroot; 10. Elgar 11', Take no 13 v Outlaw; 15. Miller; 17, Stonewalling; 20, Halve; 21, Realist; 22. L|‘ ,« ;!; . j. i m., L

Down: 1, Vacation: 2; Check; 4, Intent; 5, Sweet William: 6 Logical; 7, Sort;,B, Mountaineers; ] 12, Brighter; 14, Tattle-; 1&, Swerve; 18, Irish; 19, Shop. :| 1 i i .-.•, j f , | , :' I