Irish Times (Crosaire) - Oct 2 1998

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A bit of work - just a shade of it at last STINT
Alan's the one who knows, by the sound of it NASAL
and 1 across, a mighty smite from the man in the mitre, or just Crosaire's little joke? CRACKOF
Being an angler in the nuclear age? FISSION
By the sound of, just a lot of lean gas ACETYLENE
Could the century incline to be 27 across? CLEAN
Either way one is a revolutionary ROTOR
Get the Silk to come back to the North SCOT
Had his wife been a Gorgon, he'd have been cheesed off EMILEZOLA
How one keeps a hold on the rest TETHERS
How one slips along to cut open what belongs to her SLITHERS
How the southern breeze may make a fool of the French SWINDLE
In the times between one may bury the duels INTERLUDES
Make light of it ENKINDLE
Never forget it's my blooming round, so it is MYOSOTIS
One like this would never laze around with us ZEALOUS
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One might be keeping this, by the sound of it APICULTURE
One threw away a pound for such a poor place HOVEL
Scorch along and intone on one note? SINGE
See 19 Across THECROZIER
She gets back to the whole of the East ELLA
That's 7 down without any soil, perhaps UNSULLIED
The four sailor boys? THESEASONS
The height of what always is in Latin EVEREST
The method of getting a firm turn into the papers PROCESS
The sort of trove you find at the polls VOTER
The stuff of the North is drawn to the North LINEN
There's something of me about those terrible lugs FEARSOME
They get around ORBS
Throw it up to the ship TOSS
What is in the noses is sitting here SESSION
With them I was so abrasive that I went away EMIGRATED