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Clues Across
5, 17 Down) Twain’s wild boy finds Eastern bunch ferry link. (11,4)
7) Put joint before high or jerk. (4)
8) Use the French Country idiom for legal residence. (8)
9) Tiger hunts avians. (7)
11) Bowler or barber from hell. (5)
13) Mouth wide open with spiritual love. (5)
14) Strips Queen. Carry on! (7)
16) James drew one of a Lady. (8)
17) Follow tender or precede loose to pay bill. (4)
18) Don’t let the cat out of the bag! Obscurely license after backward look. (4,7)

Down
1) Find pain in teach economics. (4)2) Eagle or arrow ready to fly. (7)
3) Head over heels, I am a boy endlessly for President. (5)
4) Crazy, Marx’s Animal was. (8)
5) Stone suspended in National Park. (7,4)
6) We only lost Eric in National Park. (11)
10) Stupid Eddie Eagle mixed up with law enforcement officers. (8)
12) Salesman with hat on is a rattlesnake. (7)
15) Lift adulation without Pope. (5)
17) See 5 Across. (4)

Competition Results
It’s official. Cricket is harder than Shakespeare! Congratulations to Ann Cooper, our winner for June, and all who solved this puzzle.
After all the rotten tricks we have played this year it is remarkable that John Gray, Pauline Harkness and Dorothy Walker still got all the answers right. They share our prize for Ł50 Send your entries to arrive by 6th July, to Egremont Today, Waverley, Greendykes, Egremont, CA22 2JS.

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