| Might one get an eastern country for one buck? |
ELAND |
| Not slapdash, but not polished either |
THOROUGH |
| One in stress for them in the family |
SISTERS |
| One might apply this to disenfranchise, perhaps |
DEVOTE |
| One might start to serve in it after tea in Clare |
ENNIS |
| Someone is willing to leave him something of a limb over where he's driving |
LEGATEE |
| Sounds as if they're of no avail for the unaspirated |
ILLS |
| That may be in the dock |
ACCUSED |
| That may be in the dock (6) |
VESSEL |
| That's the very devil of a lot of stuff that comes out of a coalmine |
BLACKMASS |
| That's what's all along the line |
STATIONS |
| The assurance that there's a little plural in a mob |
APLOMB |
| There's blood in the ace, and that's the whole of it |
CABOODLE |
| There's cane at the bottom of the spirits there |
SEANCE |
| Thus might one get around to Wagner |
RING |
| What a state, or gone and got twisted |
OREGON |
| When the old king is about fifty-one there's work with his flock for him |
COLLIE |
| You've heard of them, by the sound of it |
CATTLE |