| One mark - or two - for a writer |
TWAIN |
| Sat around at the trial, as a witness does |
ATTESTS |
| Seen about the accountant for boxing |
ENCASE |
| Six with nothing and nothing back to fiddle with |
VIOLIN |
| Sounds as if the apple contains a seed |
PIPPIN |
| Take it as red up around the hotel for a meal |
DINNER |
| Taking on one pint of this in a dog |
ADOPTING |
| That's firm at what is put on |
COAT |
| That's Y, all right, in the nude out of harness |
UNYOKED |
| The pike may be going on ahead of the French in force |
KEPI |
| The sort of holiday one may fall for |
TRIP |
| The Tweed is Scottish, not Irish |
HARRIS |
| Three metal feet could give one balance |
STEELYARD |
| Thus could one contrive to put years on him |
MANAGE |
| What 1 across is, what a hammer will do too |
DRIVEHOME |
| What a bind that it may be a record |
TAPE |
| What's been burnt, being crude, but not on board |
ASHORE |
| Whereas a star for them likewise |
INTHEEAST |