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| 1948 novel by P G Wodehouse |
| Seventh sign of the zodiac |
| Capital of Yonne department, central France |
| See 4 |
| Small tree with edible oval fruit |
| Paul —, French poet and critic whose works include 1917's La Jeune Parque |
| Singer-actor whose first starring role was in 1959 comedy-drama film Hound-Dog Man |
| River that flows through Leicester |
| The —, 1970 novel by Claire Rayner |
| In football, a score by a team member for their opponents |
| Daughter of Tantalus in Greek mythology turned into a rock on Mount Sipylus |
| See 1 |
| 2003 novel by Chris Ryan |
| 2003 novel by Emily Barr |
| Suburb of Birkenhead on the Wirral Peninsula noted for — Rovers FC, 2000 League Cup Final runners-up |
| Martin Andersen —, Danish author of 1906-10 four volume novel Pelle The Conqueror |
| Siren in German legend said to lure boatmen to destruction from her rock at the edge of the Rhine |
| Walter —, US film animator who created Woody Woodpecker |
| BBC TV sitcom starring Paul Eddington and Nigel Hawthorne that ran from 1980-84 |
| Gerald —, Lord High Chancellor from 1964-70 |
| Michael —, actress who played Olivia Walton in 1970s US television series The Waltons |
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| Type of lyric poem composed of couplets in which a long line is followed by a shorter one |
| Poem by Allen Ginsberg first performed in 1955 |
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