The Times Specialist 2012 10 12 - Crossword Answers

Clue	Answer
Where J. Clarke put his notes (but not on purpose) (11).	INVOLUNTARY
Orsino implied that he would find it musically acceptable	SATIETY
'None of your audacious young —s, who would even penetrate into the bar' (Dickens, Barnaby Rudge)	SWAGGERER
Palsywort from Betsy Haynes	COWSLIP
Gifted, like Ripley	TALENTED
Recognized by Nabokov, no doubt, as often inverted by quote	COMMA
Part of Grace Paley's same day	LATER
Some suggest mercy be legitimate for goddess	CYBELE
A line of Deighton's	SPY
A shady game, studied by Sarah Battle	OMBRE
Apparently thus treat Hermione, and consequently so to act upon Leontes	PETRIFY
Record alternative bird, in a torrent of words	LOGORRHEA
Simone Signoret thought it was not what it was	NOSTALGIA
Where Clarence drowned? (It was certainly instrumental)	SACKBUT
Perhaps beget a use for legionnaire	BEAUGESTE
'Here's — more attractive' (Hamlet)	METAL
'We all assume that Oscar said it' Dorothy Parker	EPIGRAM
Incarnadine. Possibly for non-crimes	ENCRIMSON
She offered us sanctuary, and twilight sleep	WHARTON
Contributor to Sellar's market	YEATMAN
Satirical forays, by John Williams? But not for soundtracks	PASQUINADES
Sam Johnson's peaceful deity	IRENE
In which Caldwell takes all?	JACKPOT
Poem errs terribly in treatment of Gibbon topic	EMPERORS
Hardy's uncle, the stonemason	JOE
He canvassed the aristocracy, collaring some	ANTHONYVANDYKE
Dressing from Titania's fairy seed?	MUSTARDPLASTER
Sounds like single heretical principle defended by Priestley	UNITARIAN
One-time tree-dweller, could be real I see	ARIEL
She was faithful to Fletcher	CLORIN

Where J. Clarke put his notes (but not on purpose) (11).

INVOLUNTARY

Orsino implied that he would find it musically acceptable

SATIETY

'None of your audacious young —s, who would even penetrate into the bar' (Dickens, Barnaby Rudge)

SWAGGERER

Palsywort from Betsy Haynes

COWSLIP

Gifted, like Ripley

TALENTED

Recognized by Nabokov, no doubt, as often inverted by quote

COMMA