The Times - Specialist - Times Literary Supplement 973 - May 3, 2013

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'It shall be what — I say it is' (The Taming of the Shrew) OCLOCK
'The flashiest and fustiest that ever corrupted in such an unswill'd — ' (Milton) HOGSHEAD
Absurd dramatist, in turn dreamt absurdly DURRENMATT
acknowledges novel crises gone RECOGNISES
Attendant in house that Scott's moneylender occupied SETH
Auden seemed to think there was a dog under it SKIN
Brown was his father CHESTERTON
Cleaning woman, that is, Tess perhaps portrayed by Robert Bridges' daughter CHARITESSE
Get back Giono's book? REGAIN
High flier, in whom the reader never loses interest ... ERNE
His work, to some extent idiotic, sounds as if it later went to the devil DOSTOEVSKY
Lamb (new) in film studio EANLING
Like Sherston's memoirs INCLUSIVE
Lodge warning against sharks ALARUM
One of Goona's was green EYES
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One of those who, admittedly, was not the very button on Fortune's cap GUILDENSTERN
Poet's sort of illustrated pot of Attic shape GRECIAN
Recalling, they rang a bell for Falstaff in the middle of the night THECHIMES
Register phony sort of small child FALSETTO
Roman statesman a turncoat CATO
Secure Othello MOOR
Shakespeare's epiphany TWELFTHNIGHT
She lived for applause TINKERBELL
so I strike attitude holding maiden, to take advantage IMPOSE
Style of bookbinding for distinguished publisher of encyclopaedias? GROLIER
Such a man is a paltry thing, said Yeats AGED
The Bard was his father they say, naturally DAVENANT
They are well versed in Farsi RUBAIYAT
They put painting first, and second . . . ARTISTS
Willingly page, say LIEF