| Oh, it's up to the people of the odes |
HORACE |
| One bids it come where one may tie it in a knot |
INVITES |
| One had the feeling that that's a bit thick |
FELT |
| Result of a sort, or a ruddy turn |
ORDER |
| Rose a bit, by the sound of it |
PEACE |
| Shaw's after this for delicacy with his boot |
KICK |
| Since they're confused at the backstreet, they're all six feet long |
INSECTS |
| So keen to get around the sixth year of this age |
AVID |
| Sounds as if old France is enough to make one bitter |
GALL |
| State this in the manner of a graduate, Mother |
ALABAMA |
| That's a great sportsman |
BIGGAMEHUNTER |
| That's never green enough for you to follow, by the sound of it |
TEE |
| That's the size of the turnover, how to get it |
CAP |
| That's too bad to sound like a girl |
ALAS |
| The flat way to the North for the roller of a type |
PLATEN |
| The French mark from the east on board |
LASCAR |
| This is the place for an unorthodox tic |
HERE |
| Through this one may see 28 down |
PER |
| Was Russell reckoned to be great gas? |
AERATED |