| 'A poet is the most unpoetical thing in existence, because he has no --' (Keats) |
IDENTITY |
| Account of love game in Indian doubles match |
MASSENET |
| Agnes, who went far with Forster |
PEMBROKE |
| All Virginia Woolf's homes should have been at least this |
KAMASUTRA |
| Ancient quarter in holy city |
FLORENCE |
| Ardent youth has computer memory, ex officio |
PEREGRINENIPKCE |
| Chaps surround fool and French composer |
LINNIE |
| Composer in abandoned shop, right at end |
SPOHR |
| Composer in danger, manfully opposed |
GERMAN |
| Constantia Durham and Clara Middleton identified one in time |
EGOIST |
| Donald Farfrae (as city father) sounds like horse's mother |
BRANGWEN |
| Gudrun and Ursula were in love |
PERPETUAL |
| Heroine portrayed as a lady, or toxophilite |
ISABEL |
