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1858 novel by R M Ballantyne subtitled A Tale of Esquimaux-Land crossword clue
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| Mirror Quiz crossword of September 15th, 2015 other clues |
| Standard unit of currency of Ethiopia |
| Port and university city in W Turkey |
| Very small annual with white flowers having a mainly coastal distribution within the British Isles |
| Rugby league club; 1983 Challenge Cup Final winners |
| Stockard —, Best Actress in a Leading Role Oscar nominee for Six Degrees of Separation |
| Plant with greenish-white flowers cultivated for its edible rounded bulb |
| Crippled character in 1839 Charles Dickens’ book Nicholas Nickleby |
| Suburb of Bristol associated with a famous suspension bridge |
| Collective noun for a group of quail |
| Scottish actor who played Private Frazer in BBC TV sitcom Dad's Army |
| Natasha —, model-actress who played Sil in 1995 sci-fi film Species |
| Python in Rudyard Kipling novel The Jungle Book |
| Rodgers —, 2002 New York City and Boston Marathon winner |
| Atoll in the Pacific Ocean taken by the US from Japan in 1944 that later became a testing ground for atomic weapons |
| Kenny —, radio and television entertainer born Maurice Cole who died in 1995 |
| Salma —, actress who played the title role in 2002 biopic Frida |
| Arthur —, composer of 1949 opera The Olympians |
| Nicolaes —, Dutch painter whose oils include 1655's The Idle Servant |
| US golfer who won The Open Championship in 1976 |
| John —, US statesman whose signature is the most prominent on the Declaration of Independence |
| Lough —, inlet between Donegal and Derry on the north coast of Northern Ireland |
| That part of the lower back also called the lumbus |
| Shirley —, actress who played Jill Masterson in 1964 film thriller Goldfinger |
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