The Times - Specialist - Times Literary Supplement 481 - November 8, 2002

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'Rome will be a -' (W. H. Auden) DAYDREAMS
'Whoever wakes in England / Sees, some morning, -' (Browning) UNAWARE
Academy journal HENRIETTA
Asians at melee meet tsarevna WASTE
Blackmore gave her eponymous associations with Welsh poet HOMONYM
Difficult odds throw Lewis hero DODSWORTH
Disraeli's heroine, penniless but associated with the church AMICI
Dovelike servant girl makes bloomer CAVENDISH
Fantasies of McEwan protagonist UNDERSAIL
Final political leaning of Mrs Gaskell? RIGHT
Foot, etc hero injured SANCTUARY
Friends of Italian optician, astronomer and natural philosopher MANET
He had connections to a big wheel in the underworld CLARA
Milton wrote that Shakespeare's native wood ones were wild IXION
Monster in Spanish style of tragedian AGNESGREY
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Namesake of Roman fellow, friend of Pistol TROCHEE
Only 16 can see this buffoon HARLEQUIN
Outsize chatelain, and a temporary bar to progress DESPAIR
Painter stays on stage CUNEIFORM
Physicist's tobacco? LORCA
Pity Fanny Kemble's further ones cannot be played RECLUSE
Poets' bird is peaceful and calm HAVENOT
Robert Herrick work that's trash? GONER
Scary aunt somehow set straight by Edith Wharton COLUMBINE
Snow job, intended to obfuscate DEATH
Subject of Wordsworth in retirement ANASTASIA
The cradle rocks above one, said Nabokov ABYSS
Thin end of the wedge in Middle Eastern writing? HALCYON
Try a little Hazlitt ATHENAEUM
Underprivileged type entitled by Hemingway RECORDS