| 'I am as melancholy as a --, or a lugg'd bear' (Henry IV, Part One) |
GIBCAT |
| 'It's better to be -- than honest' (Tom Stoppard) |
QUOTABLE |
| 'There are no faces -- than those that are so wash'd' (Much Ado About Nothing) |
TRUER |
| A generous, liberal-minded man, according to Dr Johnson |
BOOKSELLER |
| Alter ego presented by Milton in Sixteen seventy one |
SAMSON |
| Beethoven trio badly received in Sarajevo? |
ARCHDUKE |
| Billy, undertaker's clerk addicted to pork pies |
LIAR |
| Coxed pair? (to say nothing of the dog) (5,3,2,1,4) |
THREEMENINABOAT |
| Darkness to be traversed, before getting public transport? |
EREBUS |
| Deceptive bid from Beaumont and Shadwell |
PSYCHE |
| Eric Linklater's was of honour |
ROLL |
| First man on fish-trap in Stevenson book |
ADAMWEIR |
| Go wrong with worker on railway in search for adventure |
ERRANTRY |
| Goading for Hodge in early play |
NEEDLE |
| His life was enough to shame the devil |
OFLAHERTY |
