"The Spectator" Crossword No. 105

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ACROSS Wanting a syllable in the last poetic foot.

10. A Soviet organization which has lost its head.

12. Wind-fertilized.

14. Made by a confused or- chestra.

15. A famous farcical missile.

16. Means work for the musician.

19. Dialectal scrap.

20. 14 can do this on the ear.

22. Like the Three Kings, of Cologne.

23. What Dr. Foster stepped in.

25. Does not produce 14.

26. No, they clog (anag.).

30. If you're cold mix this with 37.

31. Often seen with chain, rifle, and Bag.

32. Spiritual absorption. 34. One of an ancient Italian people.

35. A papal follower in the midst of Anglo-Saxons.

36. How one is likely to feel as a result of the charge fol- lowing confused speed. 37. Impolite inquiry.

DOWN 1. Itch for doing something foolish.

2. Too short and long to a poet.

3 rev. It will take a long time to complete the other things.

4. Push a room-out of shape.

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Nothing more is needed to make this cut across itself.

6. Jewish priestly garment.

7. The most famous one is lost.

8. The head of an artist show, what he can do.

9. Rosin got from a precious stone beneath the sea.

10. Power should follow upon the end of 10 across.

11. " For ... almost can cliangt the stamp of nature.-- Hamlet.

13. Musical 28.

17. Card-game which sounds like an insult.

18. Tea insults these relations.

21. This substance suggests cremation.

24. What he would not want to get Ridd of.

27. This cardinal swallowed the sea.

28. This person if upset will 11343 abusive language.

29. Shakespeare's dexterous. 33. The head of public houses has this turned upside down. 5.