| 'What may be called 'the board' of some of these ' -- ' is numbered to thirty-two' (Henry Mayhew, London Labour and the London Poor) |
ROULETTES |
| Arriviste Dickens wife putting a good face on things |
MRSVENEERING |
| Bondsman's brother said to be safe with Belgian |
PETERFLEMING |
| Book said to be commonplace, though could be one of 1 |
ADVERSARIA |
| Bore introduces dull reading in Latin literature |
DRILL |
| Corneille protagonist likely to give wrong impression |
LIAR |
| Eponymous girl in verse from tall chap, and from curtailed poet |
EVANGELINE |
| Experimental writer sees first koala in maple |
ACKER |
| Fratricidal crime writer? |
CAIN |
| George Moore's greeting may be soothing |
SALVE |
| Haiku poet from Paris, Saint Cloud |
ISSA |
| Handy handbooks, certainly portable |
VADEMECUMS |
| It's easily located in fifteenth-century literature |
ETHE |
| Life of model for Orlando |
VITA |
