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20 ACROSS 1. Perhaps one does not meet him in any case. (to.)

9. Go in with me and find her. (6.) to. He takes one in with the help of a stick. (to.)

II. Precludes. (6.)

xa. It gives one a general idea of the thing. (to.) 20. This mineral is almost a fight with the miller. (9.) 21. Hit by travellers. (5.) 22. It's simply silly. (5.)

23. Age disguised in the domestic store. (9.) 26. Even one's right-hand man might be. (to.) 35. Henry of " Progress and Poverty." (6.) 32. Police pact to become this. (M.)

33. A returned bun is lust enough for him. (6.)

34. Like an oyster's will? (so.) DOWN a. The neighbours sometimes think its half in 7 a more appropriate shorten- ing. (5-) 3. They have their roots. (5.)

all, all On a wide, wide sea." (Coleridge.) (5)

5. Watery double confirmation of occu- pation and tenancy. (5.)

6. " A merry heart goes all the day, Your sad - in a mile-a." (Shakespeare.) (5.) 7. See 2. (5.)

8. It takes shape. (5.) ta. "Great king, within this - I pre-

sent Thy buried fear." (Shakespeare.) (6.)

13. It might change to a gnu. (6.) 14. Carry your drink? (6.) 15. Apply the crust from end to end. (7.) 16. Portia as judge in Shylock's view. (7.) 17. Layers. (6.)

18. The state of a fugitive. (6.)

19. You are old-fashioned in a bit of earth. (6.) 24. Implies wealth. (5.)

25. " Divide me kite a - budk, each a haunch." (Shakespeare.) (5.) 27. Site of a literary mill. (5.)

28. Henry with a degree for a game. (5.) 29. Mother o' pearl. (5.)

3o. He provides oil for the French. (5.)