The Times Specialist 2013 06 21 - Crossword Answers

Clue	Answer
George Taylor's view of Earth	ITSAMADHOUSE
Wife of Lewis's renowned doctor - became a Fletcher?	LEORA
She of Avonlea and Ingleside	ANNE
If Greek, don't touch it, said Virgil (more or less)	GIFT
'He was . . . acceptable — — as a part of what we may call its bread-crumb' (George Eliot. Theophrastus Such)	INSOCIETY
Possibly first English opera – Shadwell motivated by bardic storm	THETEMPEST
Nobody was thus genteelly self-important	POOTERISH
A widely favoured hot article by general manager occasions pithy remark	APOPHTHEGM
Mafioso as sponsor?	GODFATHER
Creative Southerner portrays president with cloak	TRUMANCAPOTE
Frank Sargeson thought it sufficient	ONCE
One of those windborne for Andrews, possibly from Flowers in the Attic	PETAL
Earnest suggestion of Emma Harte to her granddaughter	HOLDTHEDREAM
Trustworthy as Lyall's intentions	HONOURABLE
Like new work from writer, now late	POSTHUMOUS
BIRD TALK	CHAT
Father of pre-Raphaelites	PATER
Not weighty reasons, they say, for repeating the same old idea	LEITMOTIFS
Document copying device suitable for Tour de France?	CYCLOSTYLE
May be used to analyse writer's output	GRAPHOLOGY
'Yes, she thought, laying down her brush in extreme fatigue, I have had my vision' – some of Virginia Woolf's	FINALWORDS
Maritime flier unfortunately shot down by member of crew	THEALBATROSS
Lampedusa confused it with 'used'	ALAMP
Some difficult-to-read comments of Norman Lindsay?	SCRIBBLES
8's was full of sweet airs for Caliban	ISLE
That of state a McCarthyism?	MASK
A god's sore back	EROS
Latin historian identified by student climber	LIVY

George Taylor's view of Earth

ITSAMADHOUSE

Wife of Lewis's renowned doctor - became a Fletcher?

LEORA

She of Avonlea and Ingleside

ANNE

If Greek, don't touch it, said Virgil (more or less)

GIFT

'He was . . . acceptable — — as a part of what we may call its bread-crumb' (George Eliot. Theophrastus Such)

INSOCIETY

Possibly first English opera – Shadwell motivated by bardic storm

THETEMPEST