The Times - Specialist - Times Literary Supplement 803 - September 25, 2009

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Clues Answers
"Poor M. de Narbonne! how he will be shocked and –– ––!" (Frances Burney, Diary, 1846) LETDOWN
A version of Faulkner's characters on The Candlemass Road? RIEVERS
Afternoon reading, maybe, with Ian Hay's Pip EMMA
Alsatian pope, like one who has his pride LEONINE
Byzantine governorship – formerly a Thrace, perhaps EXARCHATE
Circus workers aiding spymaster SMILEYSPEOPLE
Descended from Vespasian, like Hope's princess? FLAVIAN
England is for it, said Beryl Bainbridge EVER
English distance covered by Rousseau EMILE
Frustrated filicide of Homeric proportions IDOMENEUS
George Russell has title for Scandinavian deities AESIR
Great Goddess, otherwise vide Shakti DEVI
Herbert's verses, from time to time OCCASIONAL
Hood's was fair INES
It provides an approach to reading matter LORGNON
Clues Answers
It's easier, possibly, to recall Athena's accidental seer TEIRESIAS
Lots – of byes, etc? recorded by James Leasor HOSTS
Much seen – in scores MOLTO
Munro to be enjoyed in addition to the 284 SAKI
Not one of the Swiss family, but with isolated similarities ROBINSONCRUSOE
Novelist reveals Mr Fleming returning before Mr Theroux NAIPAUL
One of A. E. W. Mason's flirts THEPHILANDERER
Redemption for Kingsley's ancient mariner SALVATION
Scott's right-hand man EVANS
Southern conservatives in literature STORIES
Spark's scarves? THECOMFORTERS
The talk of the fourth estate? JOURNALESE
Unconscious sleeve-knitter SLEEP
Walpole's had diurnal use LESSONS
White expedition leader VOSS