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| Mirror Quiz crossword of May 19th, 2016 other clues |
| Nellie —, Australian operatic soprano who died in 1931 |
| 1973 biopic starring Steve McQueen as Henri Charriere |
| Peter Mark —, English physician and lexicographer whose Thesaurus of English Words and Phrases was published in 1852 |
| 1933 novel by Dorothy L Sayers |
| Genus of North American plants of the mallow family |
| The —, 1978 Nell Dunn novel subtitled A Simple Story of Heaven and Hell |
| 2009-15 US television comedy-drama series set in the fictitious William McKinley High School |
| 2014 film comedy starring Jim Broadbent and Rafe Spall |
| Best Actress in a Supporting Role Oscar nominee for The Philadelphia Story |
| Sam —, actor who played the title role in 2008 comedy-drama film Dean Spanley |
| Charles Lock —, English painter whose works include 1846's Christ Lamenting over Jerusalem |
| Walled city in Tuscany, Italy, which houses a 13th-century university |
| Rich —, winner of the 2002 PGA Championship |
| William —, Archbishop of Canterbury from 1633-45 |
| Seventh sign of the zodiac |
| 1979 stage play by Caryl Churchill |
| F —, English author of the novels The Tinted Venus and Vice Versa |
| Fine net fabric of silk or rayon used as a trimming for hats |
| River upon which Exeter, Devon, stands |
| Resort town in central Colorado, US, noted for its skiing |
| Plant cultivated for its showy pink or purple flowers whose name derives from its ability to flourish in dry soil |
| Pen name of H H Munro, author of 1914 short story collection Beasts and Super-Beasts |
| Legendary creature also called an abominable snowman |
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