The Times - Specialist - Times Literary Supplement 944 - October 5, 2012

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'. . . — s and trays, bending under the weight of brawn and cold pies' (Jane Austen, Persuasion) TRESSEL
'Dames' an unreliable translation for bacchantes MAENADS
'Racine's character murdered in a bath' A lie? Not wholly ATHALIE
'She urged what she could to — me to it' (John Bunyan, Pilgrim's Progress) DISHEARTEN
A history, we're told, occurring at nightfall ACRONYCHAL
A pound for anyone understanding Lingua Franca in India POONA
Activity of Maugham's eponymous MacKenzie EXPLORING
And concerning second – first name of renowned instrumentalist ANDRES
Anger not applicable in Spenserian symbol of hope for peace IRENA
Autumn came jovial on for him THOMSON
Call up first dealer reducing Aesop's fabulous tome DRAFT
Father of Aestheticism PATER
First illuminated in old book INITIAL
Former characteristic of a piece from French literature EXTRAIT
Fractured a peasant's feet ANAPAESTS
French dramatist takes encore ill, highly suspicious CORNEILLE
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Gaboriau's brief DOSSIER
His novel ideas published as stop press? INNES
I am in former Soviet republic, identifying Shakespearian kidnapper BELARIUS
Large Welsh girl as Scottish poet OSSIAN
Like Sir Peter's autobiograpical persona? EXPENSIVE
Mime comes back to portray giant of Moab EMIM
Not quite true surveys for old Italians ETRUSCANS
Opera repeatedly fashionable, coming back twice for maestro TOSCANINI
Opera with jester revealing rascal SCALA
Panacea offered by Nahum at gallery TATE
Pie cooked in seat of kings for fallen Roman traitor TARPEIA
Premier student of Homer GLADSTONE
She gave us the flower of criminologists ALLINGHAM
Two notes to any I suggested for composer DOHNANYI
Where Macaulay found pleasure remains RUINS
White tale might simply be relative by Sunday AUNTS