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Place to sleep around a corner:?e?d Bend is the obvious answer, but where does the n come from?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I think it is bead rather than bend - but I am not sure!
Bed around "a" is the parsing
but definition corner?
to corner something / to take a bead on ??
There is a "corner bead"
corner bead
noun
: a bead having a quirk on each side and worked on or fixed to the angle of any architectural work especially for protecting an angle of a wall
BEND
Place to sleep = BED
Around a corner could also refer to U-bend. Around a bend could be inferring reversing the U into N (lower case n).
Therefore BEND.
The BEAD answer doesn't scan with this magazines usual crossword style (usually all things related to walking and places etc). So I suspect BEND would be more suited to it's usual style than a super cryptic clue referring to any sort of bead or any dictionary description of bead.
I could be wrong but just saying