I next ask him what he is gettin' outa this an' he says they are all drawin' down the same, two hundred an' fifty pounds English money, an' that they are collectin' tonight from the guy Jack Marpella who is runnin' the English crowd who are workin' in on this thing
Unusual Entries ACONTIA clued as "Javelins of Ancient Greece." CANTRIP clued as "Trick or prank: Scot." CAPORAL clued as "Coarse tobacco." EUPHUES clued as "High-flown romance by John Lyly, 1753." HENEQUEN clued as "Yucatan rope fiber." KALONGS clued as "Flying foxes." ORONOKO clued as "Variety of tobacco." My favorite of these entries is KALONGS, which, appropriately enough, appeared in Arthur Schulman's puzzle from June 27
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