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  1. 1.She understood Swanns Way
  2. 2.Sonnet subsiding a quatrain short?
  3. 3.The -- (Nabokovs minutes of a board meeting)
  4. 4.The bailiffs daughter of Islington had a weary one
  5. 5.West writer gets mixed drink near Runyons Detroit
  6. 6.I rout man might be suggested by monster. Or is this a lot of bull?
  7. 7.Save thee, little -- : how doest thou, pretty rogue? (Dekker, The Honest Whore)
  8. 8.According to Williams play, its inevitable
  9. 9.Bath featured in terminal scene for revolutionary journalist
  10. 10.Deceiver of biblical proportions
  11. 11.Draytons the Faire, seen as brilliant child by Dahl
  12. 12.Eponymous saint of 13 Across
  13. 13.Graceful swimmer covered with thanks in Bantu language
  14. 14.He made the stages best known hasty departure
  15. 15.His fellow-traveller was an ass
  16. 16.Hopes development is thus distinct
  17. 17.It comes halfway between two Miller works
  18. 18.It makes an offer that cannot be declined
  19. 19.Large bottle of whisky given with love for eight pages
  20. 20.Location of Don Passos conveyance
  21. 21.Mary McCarthys leafy campus
  22. 22.New rag reorchestrated for German musician
  23. 23.Novel affection of Henry Vincent Yorke
  24. 24.Plantagenet politician
  25. 25.Poet takes skate or steak for a change
  26. 26.Smith recorded his song, accompanied by trumpets?
  27. 27.Sort of killer, of many parts?
  28. 28.Source of higher education that French find singular
  29. 29.Splendour of Edward Thomas
  30. 30.Strains occasioned by a lot of poetry
  31. 31.Terminal fate a game to Barker
  32. 32.Tot so presented on stage
  33. 33... no excess/ That -- blame, but rather merits praise (Milton, Paradise Lost)
  34. 34.Heavenly glory seemed to -- her from head to foot (Kingsley, Hypatia)
  35. 35.Shakespeare by Another Name ?
  36. 36.American pater familias described in general terms by Thackeray
  37. 37.Apostle, knight, and saint
  38. 38.Articles on nuisance describing (American) foot
  39. 39.Bit player written out during riotous scene at Smithfield
  40. 40.Blunt offered some concerning the sub-continent
  41. 41.Composer gets battle souvenir. Possibly from a tilt at last
  42. 42.Connection for organist, allowing him to make use of pull
  43. 43.Daring content of Rex Stout reissue
  44. 44.Exact location of Poohs tent, perhaps
  45. 45.Ham finished part of play
  46. 46.He came after Norman in the lists
  47. 47.He philosophised among Furies in Megaeras Museum
  48. 48.Incarnation of Lawrence in one composer
  49. 49.Its oats - well cooked for tranquil folk
  50. 50.King of Cyprus who loved his work
  51. 51.Promote tale Eve modified
  52. 52.Provenance of Lawrences officer
  53. 53.Rig poet out fantastically as a boost for self-esteem
  54. 54.Selecting the best sort of type?
  55. 55.Somehow spoil a lupine fellow-traveller of known conspirators
  56. 56.Stage pet of the 40s
  57. 57.State of the unconscious mind in Jamess beautiful girl-child
  58. 58.State of yellowhammer in Thomass early work
  59. 59.Survivor of very early submarine encounter
  60. 60.Tea is stirred for eccentric composer
  61. 61.Hes -- , said someone, Hes out grafting. (Derek Raymond, He D?­ed with his Eyes Open)
  62. 62.A poor braggart; fast hastening to be a falsity and speaker of the -- (Carlyle, Past and Present)
  63. 63.The Liberty of the Press (a power resident in the people) gives us an -- sovereignty (S. T. Coleridge, The Plot Discovered)
  64. 64.Apprentice poet gives directions to first rival
  65. 65.Artist amid floods of denunciation
  66. 66.Cross Woolf protagonist dating from the sixteenth century?
  67. 67.Death was Morses
  68. 68.Deserved, say, to be submitted to Hydriotaphia
  69. 69.Doyle schizoid as statesman?
  70. 70.Earthmoving poet and storyteller
  71. 71.Farriers passing thus affected the duty of Hopkins
  72. 72.Frank article from Shaw
  73. 73.German novelist suggests the transatlantic smell (often an idiosyncrasy)
  74. 74.German ready to play tennis for French prize?
  75. 75.Greenes Attic bird
  76. 76.He swung his sword about his head, and cut the winds
  77. 77.His daughter was ten years old for five years
  78. 78.Honourable, noble dame
  79. 79.Marie Corellis young man
  80. 80.On to a plan about Columbines father
  81. 81.Plant studies with Lawrence verse, named by Cook
  82. 82.Platonic scholar is said to be concealing birthplace of The Last of the Academic Sceptics
  83. 83.Plug in pipe on the street by Caldwell
  84. 84.Polish first-class verse
  85. 85.Prohibition on French address in African language
  86. 86.Provided by sneer, if not dangle
  87. 87.Significant step by Nijinsky
  88. 88.Sort of major Hardy work
  89. 89.Theban wife of labouring man
  90. 90.Victorian novelist on French river
  91. 91.The -- , annually created as the judges of law and equity (Gibbon, Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire)
  92. 92.The Pawnees and the --s were neighbouring but hostile nations (W. G. Simms, Southward Ho!)
  93. 93.Think how poor thou wast, how -- ; /Whom a small lump of flesh could poison thus (John Donne, Of the Progress of the Soul)
  94. 94.5As source of building materials
  95. 95.All-Italian mass performance
  96. 96.American reportedly with zero intelligence in fact award-winning dramatist
  97. 97.Base knight who lost his garter
  98. 98.Composer of excerpt from the Iliad (Overture and Variations)
  99. 99.Craig Thomas made such a decision
  100. 100.Critic despised by Voltaire, from the Soci?©t?© du Coffre Rond
  101. 101.Defence put up by painting on inclination
  102. 102.Direction taken by Saint Exup?©rys mail
  103. 103.Distinctive nature Huxley associated with anthropoid
  104. 104.Dutch exponent of the flute
  105. 105.Exalted description of Liszt piece
  106. 106.Masters runners, perhaps
  107. 107.Native Americans, like the one McMurtry landed on the moon
  108. 108.Naval writer made a martyr
  109. 109.Novelist usually follows old record
  110. 110.Old seaman (one of five) identifies Roman king
  111. 111.Positive affirmations of Irish Penelope
  112. 112.Raised its New Order, and made a mockery
  113. 113.Renegade classical pianist whose jazz is associated with art
  114. 114.Serpentine poet, from centre to North
  115. 115.Spirits that may have a soul of their own, thought Paracelsus
  116. 116.Tale with a moral, or part of a blessing
  117. 117.The genius of Hubert Selby
  118. 118.The girl from Chicago
  119. 119.Toadlike old driver
  120. 120.Weight of Hardy NCO
  121. 121.Well brought-up, like Brian Aldisss lad
  122. 122.Zen ethics rewritten by philosopher
  123. 123.That transatlantic dram which is poetically named an -- (Dickens, Our Mutual Friend)
  124. 124.The -- is larger than a blackbird, and feeds on haws (Gilbert White, Natural History of Selborne)
  125. 125.27 of history
  126. 126.A colleague of John Grisham
  127. 127.American money I invested in Spanish wine for Duke of Vienna
  128. 128.Bell memorialized some of its eminences
  129. 129.Benchleys birdcatcher?
  130. 130.Buckler chronicled this rising of the young David
  131. 131.Extremes of energy retain record panegyric
  132. 132.Favour for Canadian poet
  133. 133.Flute played at her nuptials
  134. 134.indicating two quartets?
  135. 135.Innocent as John Le Carr?©s lover
  136. 136.Musketeer in Macedonia
  137. 137.New staples for drawing
  138. 138.Offstage alarms are venomous, they say
  139. 139.Old king figures in my celeb characters
  140. 140.Old Man of the Scandinavian theatre
  141. 141.One of Ballantynes trail-blazers, or one of Coopers?
  142. 142.One out of the middle of the bat for epic poet
  143. 143.People like Kant and Berkeley who have notions about a leaning
  144. 144.Picture of fliers from New Zealand. Frame provided
  145. 145.Pole where H. Allen Smith felt inferior
  146. 146.Possibly a rash friend of naval officer
  147. 147.Possibly parse musical notation . . .
  148. 148.Rogue exposed by Walpole
  149. 149.Serious German surrealist
  150. 150.Some inn could reveal crime writer

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