Irish Times (Crosaire) - Jul 16 1997

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Chopin was a shining example of being like this POLISH
Could last month, in short, go to a current end? DECAMP
Does Laurence get a ruddy turn if he gets more fat there, perhaps? LARDER
Either the whole sound of it, or when it's frozen ORIFICE
Elegant, perhaps, but inside it is not DAINTY
Got or brought up REARED
How Mother keeps being at home with the saint MAINTAINS
How you get tea with the rest, in a manner of speaking UTTERS
How you'd ne'er get G for a dollar GREENBACK
In the end it's all to the good when its legs are so short BASSET
It would pay the Church to turn the pits over on this END
It's all ground - and after a century it's about time ACREAGE
It's not your own baby that you're encouraging to walk like this STEPCHILD
John is one of them for the North GROATS
John starts to get at the spirits there SEANCE
Might one get a taste for such repetition in the ring? RESTATING
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No joke when anger comes to an end after tea TRAGEDIES
One over the eight - perhaps with even a further one NINEORTEN
Say, it's light at last ENOUNCE
Small, yet grown up around in one MINIATURE
So that sounds the way to get the thread of it SEW
Sounds as if one knows where to find this 19 across NOSTRIL
Strong though he is, he'd be no good as a driver, of course MANOFIRON
Stuff the bird back WAD
That's his for the church REVERENCE
Watch out for that building; there's something in store for you there WAREHOUSE
What I could do for the bishop, by the sound of it SEE
What lies here with the pears that have been trained thus? ESPALIERS
Will the seaman take things easy? He's made light of it ABLAZE
Would it help to be in the red if you've been burgled? RAIDED
You don't have to worry if it isn't money NOTROUBLE