The Times - Specialist - Times Literary Supplement 711 - September 21, 2007

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'Her complexion really was as pure as -- Parian marble' (Thackeray, The Virginians) SPLENDENT
A. S. Byatt's eponymous creatures in dissenting bodies INSECTS
Admiral holds one Scandinavian writer NIELSON
Big lie identifies friend of Felix Salten's forest dweller THUMPER
Capital Irish folk portrayed by Joyce DUBLINERS
Cry 'ham act!' possibly, as theatre critic MACCARTHY
Desert resort for tourists, last resort for Elijah BEERSHEBA
Eligible bachelor from novel to note ELTON
Feminist writer reportedly member of US fraternity SCHREINER
Fleet assembly point in Gaul is described by Racine AULIS
Frenzied women reform - amend as bacchantes MAENADS
He had the gall to cure his own blindness TOBIT
His achievements are history TREVELYAN
Land of Hope, and slightly tarnished Glory RURITANIA
Lucian (the revised edition) is improper UNETHICAL
Measures taken by Kosinski STEPS
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Medium-weight seventeenth-century dramatist MIDDLETON
Misdemeanour includes Latin from Points for Italian People SABINES
Musical girl twice warned NANETTE
Nurse never without her gamp SARAH
One of Kipling's brought the bread you eat STEAMER
Only a frame for model rhythm METRE
Part of Grace Paley's same day LATER
Peacock character from old crone's cottage ESCOT
Quotes for unreliable pie charts EPIGRAPHS
She's set on nonsense from Maupassant's freethinking uncle SOSTHENES
Sort of route booked by Malraux ROYAL
Spoil written work of Shakespearean vicar MARTEXT
Sporting arena associated with Masters by A. G. Macdonell? LORDS
The beautiful Italian Miss Wilfer BELLA
Try a cut of lamb, say ESSAY
Victorian poet portrays animals round stream SWINBURNE