Irish Times (Simplex) - Nov 26 2004

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Clues Answers
'. . . . . . . . . and pound foolish' PENNYWISE
'From little . . . . . . mighty oaks do grow' ACORNS
A mischievous little devil IMP
A short wise saying or maxim APHORISM
An archaic girl WENCH
Anchorite, one who lives alone for religious reasons HERMIT
Bubbling, perhaps with rage SEETHING
Canopy for bed or an examiner TESTER
Come out or become known EMERGE
Dared to fear greatly DREAD
Device that generates an intense beam of light LASER
Exclamation of triumph or surprise, a palindrome AHA
Female fairytale giants OGRESSES
Go sour, milk or blood CURDLE
Goes with neither NOR
Great praise or elevation to knighthood ACCOLADE
Having possibility of danger or loss RISKY
Homes for porkers or very dirty places PIGSTIES
Clues Answers
Immediately, this instant ATONCE
Like or to do with cows BOVINE
Liquid remedy believed to cure all ills ELIXIR
Man beset in bottom of house BASEMENT
Mistakes, slip-ups ERRORS
Peculiar or uneven ODD
Person with gift of curing illness HEALER
Pour . . . . . . . . . on something to be discouraging COLDWATER
Samuel Taylor . . . . . . . . . who wrote 'The Ancient Mariner' COLERIDGE
Set fire to - again REIGNITE
So tangled up with old British Prime Minister GLADSTONE
Substance that provides nourishment NUTRIENT
Taint in a great man TITAN
Take case to higher court to challenge verdict APPEAL
Tasty flatfish I place here PLAICE
The first Greek letter ALPHA
Tiny reproductive cell of fungus or fern SPORE
Trade organisation to represent workers UNION