The Times - Specialist - Times Literary Supplement 806 - October 16, 2009

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"Lo in the –– clouds your bleating hills / Rejoice with herbage" (John Dyer, The Fleece) SPRINKLING
"O wicked ––, through whom I see no bliss" (A Midsummer Night's Dream) WALL
"With gazing looks, short sighs, unsettled feet / He stood, but turn'd, as ––, to sun" (Sir Philip Sidney, Arcadia) GIRASOL
A key Slav bk. adapted for composer KABALEVSKY
A poet prepares a précis ABRIDGES
Colourful outbuilding associated with slaughter BARN
Diseased elm accused, perhaps, by Peacock MELINCOURT
Eponymous heroine – later seen as a bloomer AMELIA
Giant rat created by dramatist RATTIGAN
Harm done by this author, who is not, however, ruthless RENDELL
Jolly type on stream in Wheatley series ROGERBROOK
Lear dies, sadly, involving stars SIDEREAL
Let in banal reconstruction from Scottish writer BALLANTINE
London setting, researched in a rush KLONDIKE
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Mrs Craik introduced her husband AGATHA
Partial description of Miss Cooper's old provincial bank? NATIONAL
Popular work not referring to Willy Loman BESTSELLER
Prepare old tutor for battle. The last one ARMAGEDDON
She was, quixotically, greatly admired, though failed to appear DULCINEA
Some writers took a year to complete a first chapter. So that's all right OKAY
Standard opening of novel of Rose Macaulay NORM
Steinbeck's account of trouble at t'packing works? CANNERYROW
Superficial justice in Windsor SHALLOW
They symbolized love for Abercrombie EMBLEMS
This business was over in Greeneland AFFAIR
Thriller writer has nothing on Renaissance man LEONARDO
Town in Hardy's Wessex, eternally described as Exonbury EXETER
Trollope's girl gets boy, unknown, and with a very small amount of money LADYANNA