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| Mirror Quiz crossword of August 23rd, 2017 other clues |
| Former county of England now part of present-day Cambridgeshire |
| See 14 Across |
| 1962 novel by Doris Lessing whose central character is Anna Wulf |
| Genus of plants of north-east Asia cultivated for its ornamental foliage |
| European republic; capital Reykjavik |
| Ann —, English actress who played the title role in 1950 film drama Madeleine |
| Son of Telamon; Greek hero of the Trojan War |
| Actor who played Gomez Addams in 1960s US sitcom The Addams Family |
| Department of France; capital Bourg |
| David —, British actor who portrayed Jacob Freud in 1962 biopic Freud |
| Theodore —, folk singer-actor who created the role of Captain Georg von Trapp in The Sound of Music on Broadway in 1959 |
| See 20 |
| British yachtsman who authored 1998 memoir Close to the Wind |
| Fletcher —, master’s mate on HMS Bounty; leader of the mutiny on the ship in 1789 |
| Warm dry wind blowing down the northern slopes of the Alps |
| 1968 comedy-musical film starring Elvis Presley and Nancy Sinatra |
| The —, 1950 Ealing film comedy starring Stephen Murray and Kay Walsh |
| Lisa —, actress and presenter whose credits include ITV shows You've Been Framed and Fat Friends |
| 1959 film drama starring James Stewart and Lee Remick |
| Young goat |
| Ralph Waldo —, US poet who authored 1836 essay Nature |
| Province of China; capital Changsha |
| Lake —, source in Minnesota, US, of the Mississippi River |
| See 2 Down |
| Movement disorder affecting golfers |
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