| Parse note translated into Zamenhof's language |
ESPERANTO |
| Person providing tumblers for use by the wards |
LOCKSMITH |
| Pester convict beginning to undertake exercise outside |
PLAGUE |
| Random examination determining progress of disease? |
SPOTCHECK |
| Residence suitable for writers |
PAD |
| Search, say, turning over fourteen |
SCOURGE |
| Source of music prescribed for use in class |
CASSETTE |
| Stream overwhelming Bulwer-Lytton hero's lover |
PARAMOUR |
| Syrian mother gets over a public display of temper |
DAMASCENE |
| Trade centre associated with your Catholic dignitary's suffering |
MARTYRDOM |
| Travel across stream, displacing black lizard |
GECKO |
| Unorthodox opinion in this place is unknown |
HERESY |
| Viola is sometimes so subdued |
MUTED |
| Way of treating wise man of aristocratic bearing |
USAGE |
| Woman keeping Sir Patrick in a state of uncertainty |
SUSPENSE |
