| Number, for example, in Bury |
INTEGER |
| People initially inclined to be flexible |
PLIABLE |
| Quiet attempt to encapsulate Old English verse |
POETRY |
| Raider for ever right |
FORAYER |
| Some characters of greater interest for poetic Ireland |
ERIN |
| The old man, artist losing home |
PATER |
| The Spanish moan, upset and weak |
FEEBLE |
| Torment where sick person is confined — not good |
BEDEVIL |
| Town to prohibit travel before end of war |
BANGOR |
| True dears, awfully precious |
TREASURED |
| Unknown character reported in Devon river |
EXE |
| Walk around bottom of village for serenity |
PEACE |
| Whinger to cry, frightfully embarrassing |
CRINGEWORTHY |
