| A short sentence added to American volume without changing any characters |
LITERATIM |
| Author in part of Greece penning article |
CREATE |
| Body covering USA revised one set of beliefs |
PERSUASION |
| Cast lacking confidence in company |
SHY |
| Crews in race circuit site missing leading article |
MANS |
| Demolish east wing of building in a sorry state |
RUING |
| Diamonds I'd turned into money, like a rotter |
CADDISH |
| Displaying either component of a novel by a lady |
SENSIBLE |
| Diversion — something necessary to get round European soldiers |
AMUSEMENT |
| Eponymous heroine, such as Madame Bovary |
EMMA |
| Explorer in rescue vessel put under pressure |
PARK |
| Female not just a provider of entertainment |
FUNFAIR |
| Final stanza that may be read in broken voice |
ENVOI |
| For instance, game briefly written up in press |
URGE |
| For start of book, two things a knight has? |
TITLEPAGE |
| Head off old car, producing road rage, for example |
ANGER |
| Like some old people here, having reduced fishing around area |
ANGLIAN |
