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10. The Oval's distorted with applause. (5.) 9 11. Coming of age appears to be a gamble. (5, 2, 2.) 14

12. Don Quixote did and attacked them. 15

(8.) 18 13. Interfering fruit 7 (6.)

15. A girl of no consequence is also one 19 of note. (4.) 23

16. The girl in the Indian cash-desk 7 (4,) 25 17, It goes far for money. (5.)

20. The American poet joins a steam- 27 yacht. (5.) 21. For gambling among those who come 28 Across 5

1. This liquor makes me dull in advance. 7 (6, 4.) Craft of office. (4.) 8 to tea. (4.) 22. England is the other one. (4.) 24. This novel seems to be about stealing from an old king. (3, 3.) 26. Alfred Jingle for example. (8.) 29. Hares grin. (Anag.) (9.) 30. " His flaming - streamed out beyond his heels " (Keats). (5.) 31. " A pure woman." (4.)

32. Acts of a combine. (5, 5.) Down

I. There were 5 such sources of inspira- tion. (5.) 2. " Most radiant Pyramus, most - of hue " (Shakespeare). (4, 5.) 3. Quote about an aspiring ox. (6.) 4. Gauging it correctly might be as important to the sailor as the listener. (4, 6.)

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. With whom Swinburne would never NI friends again. (5.) • Weed unlocked becomes a fish. (4