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A bit of help with the Week 801

Lomax | 09:53 Sun 27th May 2012 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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I'd appreciate some help with the following please :

Clue of the week : A walk in the park and then home to eat hot toast (C***-C***)

And : Time for book on former US president and his end (T*S*)

Thanks

Daily Telegraph Cryptic 26,876 Sunday May 27th 2012

jumbo cryptic 981

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Wharton

chin-chin

Wharton

Taft

Lomax

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Thanks Warton. The "S" of T*S* seems good though - the intersecting clue is a place (theme) "Young girl touring gave out 3,5" for "Las Vegas".

Wharton

Lomax
Las Vegas must be correct (lass+gave)
The only connection I can see is book (Tess) of the D'Urbervilles by Thomas Hardy, but there my tenuous logic stops!

Lomax

Question Author

Thanks. The "T" seems OK as well - again a place "Fighting Cambinet member, one's lost (10)" Warminster.

Took me about 5 minutes to deconstruct chin-chin!