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Irish Times (Crosaire) Jun 04 2011

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4/5 x 7. Not so odd EVEN
A century he had made him so sore ACHED
A date with oranges in the North TWELFTH
A proper fool, that's what I am (1'1,1,5,5) IMARIGHTIDIOT
An inclusion in what's pitched for the rent TENANT
Burdened with bits of 6 down to the North LADEN
Came first here RIGHTATTHETOP
Commanded the horse to get addled BADEGG
Even 21 across might be heavy on this LEAD
Fishy way for Henry 1 to be such a 27 across HALIBUT
Have a drink, little pet LAPDOG
Having finished work made one weary once more RETIRED
He may get bail to a degree, even in thievish company ALIBABA
If it's not this it does have to be ground for coffee INSTANT
If you've got it there's no stopping you THERIGHTOFWAY
It listens in her, listening HEARER
It's all in order during March LEFTRIGHTLEFT
It's all owed, it seems LET
It's foul not to be on this before one dies OFFSIDE
Lots of room for sore teeth, by the sound of them ACRES
Not for the sound of the dear thing HIND
One gets heated and blows one's top VOLCANO
One might treble the pitch of this CLEF
One will treat 21 across THEVET
Pitch Paul in for cover TAR
Save for a sort of barrel upside down BUT
She has M with it all by herself HER
Stick a teetotaller on the start of 13 across ATTACH
Tees about as one without any trouble EASIEST
That'll make one fast asleep after tea TETHER
The cat is all up there in the tin INTACT
The catch in this is it's a bit backwad TRAP
The end of the loaf is not one's sole support HEEL
The letters came to a horse and sheep ANAGRAM
The noble lord sounded so ripe, he ran out into the sea PIER
The sound of coughin' on this of late BIER
The water in them has TB BATHS
The way to have carried 'er over in a fried state FERRIED
4/5 x 7. Not so odd EVEN
A century he had made him so sore ACHED
A date with oranges in the North TWELFTH
A proper fool, that's what I am (1'1,1,5,5) IMARIGHTIDIOT
An inclusion in what's pitched for the rent TENANT
Burdened with bits of 6 down to the North LADEN
Came first here RIGHTATTHETOP
Commanded the horse to get addled BADEGG
Even 21 across might be heavy on this LEAD
Fishy way for Henry 1 to be such a 27 across HALIBUT
Have a drink, little pet LAPDOG
Having finished work made one weary once more RETIRED
He may get bail to a degree, even in thievish company ALIBABA
If it's not this it does have to be ground for coffee INSTANT
If you've got it there's no stopping you THERIGHTOFWAY
It listens in her, listening HEARER
It's all in order during March LEFTRIGHTLEFT
It's all owed, it seems LET
It's foul not to be on this before one dies OFFSIDE
Lots of room for sore teeth, by the sound of them ACRES
Not for the sound of the dear thing HIND
One gets heated and blows one's top VOLCANO
One might treble the pitch of this CLEF
One will treat 21 across THEVET
Pitch Paul in for cover TAR
Save for a sort of barrel upside down BUT
She has M with it all by herself HER
Stick a teetotaller on the start of 13 across ATTACH
Tees about as one without any trouble EASIEST
That'll make one fast asleep after tea TETHER
The cat is all up there in the tin INTACT
The catch in this is it's a bit backwad TRAP
The end of the loaf is not one's sole support HEEL
The letters came to a horse and sheep ANAGRAM
The noble lord sounded so ripe, he ran out into the sea PIER
The sound of coughin' on this of late BIER
The water in them has TB BATHS
The way to have carried 'er over in a fried state FERRIED
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