The Times - Specialist - Times Literary Supplement 479 - October 25, 2002

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'Dusty, - -covered, maimed and set at nought' (Samuel Butler) JANEEYRE
'Literary men are all -s and charlatans' (Emerson) CONJUROR
A stanza with connections to the Crown SULTAN
After the happy event, non-boarders appear to give 27 work THEBIRTHDAYBOYS
Agreement given to wooden objects last night in ballad DOME
Amy Lowell's colourful sort of mode TERRORISTS
Art teacher's daughter who suffers at the rainbow's end URSULA
Articles on Scottish composer REPAIR
Destination for Osbert Lancaster and Yeats BYZANTIUM
Essayist's pseudonym might be a lie ELIA
French poet gets the wind up? MISTRAL
Greenwich lady an unusual Bennett character EDWINCLAYHANGER
Heracles' nephew who found taking part in Euripides tragedy a rejuvenating experience IOLAUS
Hill's Holy Week prayers TENEBRAE
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His wife was liable to be choked off OURMUTUALFRIEND
Mailer at pains to get subject matter CHAUCERIAN
Paintings as stock market sector? OILS
Picture railway in poetic description IMAGERY
Restore theatrical company, currently broadcasting COBWEB
Someone we both know in a Victorian novel YESTREEN
Spinner, perhaps, protects daughter by making textual changes BOWDLER
The second Mrs Rochester MATERIAL
They are in the hand of God, Solomon tells us, apocryphally RIGHTEOUS
Title narcotics from Sylvester and Caldwell TOBACCOS
Valued at zero - still made speech ORATED
Witty, like Thackeray's snobbish author WAGGISH
Writer (a jewel) has a degree in card-play BERYLBAINBRIDGE