| -- Nash, US writer of light verse |
OGDEN |
| -- Natwick, US actress (1905-94) |
MILDRED |
| -- Romanorum, a collection of popular tales in Latin, each with a moral attached |
GESTA |
| A reversible fabric, usually silk or linen, with a pattern woven into it |
DAMASK |
| Bert --, US aeronautical designer |
RUTAN |
| Capital of Nicaragua |
MANAGUA |
| Captain Scott's ship |
TERRANOVA |
| Charles --, English novelist and playwright (1814-84) |
READE |
| Chief political adviser to Queen Victoria after her accession in 1837 |
MELBOURNE |
| City in northern Japan, capital of the island of Hokkaido |
SAPPORO |
| George C. --, US general and statesman, winner of the 1953 Nobel Peace Prize |
MARSHALL |
| Germaine --, Australian feminist and writer |
GREER |
| Greek dramatic poet, regarded as the founder of Greek tragedy |
THESPIS |
| Hans Christian --, Danish author famous for his fairy tales |
ANDERSEN |
| In Greek mythology, a king of Athens who fought in the Trojan War |
DEMOPHON |
