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• Changed one's clothes, perhaps, to have righted what's wrong
• Rush around what's worn and made not wrong
• Changed one's clothing to have made what's wrong right
• Still it's 17 across overt, perhaps
• You could still do with a little tea
• Having had a change of clothing, that's put what's wrong right
• Before now one is quite prepared for the sound of this
• Put the wrong right in a clothing sort of way
• How to put right what was wrong in one's clothing
• Changed clothes to have righted what was wrong
• Still you come to tea
• "But on the other hand . . ."
• "Even so ..."
• But, however
• "But then again ..."