This puzzle appeared in the University of Toronto alumni magazine, the Graduate, September/October 1979.
Many, if not most, of the clues wouldn't pass muster in one of my crosswords now.
1. | Reap rice without rare poem (4) |
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4. | Order in the dictionary (5) |
8. | In the dim past, one laid it on a bit thick (7) |
10. | It's obvious that foxes really pant (4-11) |
11. | Generate ideas among the bells (7) |
13. | It's bound to be inside the cover (8) |
14. | Without you, sorrow begins anew each day (7) |
15. | Signs of learning in a revolution (7) |
17. | One may shoulder such praise (8) |
20. | Lure lab assistant to look at its spots (7) |
21. | Singer on a London newspaper? (5,2,3,5) |
22. | Thinks about a place to fish (7) |
23. | Socked it to a dirty car, perhaps (5) |
24. | And sodium may be found in Sicily (4) |
2. | Scholarly success charged radical emotion (7) |
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3. | Hertz might rent them at this rate (6,3,6) |
4. | Surround with love in the pen (7) |
5. | Sound of damage by a mischevous couple (3,4) |
6. | It starts with a giant satellite, my dear Watson (8) |
7. | We hear Swiss cheese might come from this land (4) |
9. | First of three (15) |
12. | A glee club might wing it (5) |
13. | Its clean breast may have let down one or the other, we hear (5) |
16. | Rash fits a radiate creature (8) |
17. | Curve belongs to a woman when they take a bow (7) |
18. | Oh, oh! Sent the king home for protection |
19. | China in Germany reddens (7) |
21. | Kind letters (4) |