EDNA O'BRIEN, BYRON IN LOVE — Byron was five feet eight and a half inches in height, had a malformed right foot, chestnut hair, a haunting pallor, temples of alabaster, teeth like pearls,... and an enchantedness that neither men nor women could resist.
A. | Apposite anagram of "tender names" | ENDEARMENTS |
B. | Entertainment from mutual funds (2 wds.) | DUTCHTREAT |
C. | City section bordering Lake Pontchartrain (2 wds.) | NINTHWARD |
D. | Gorgon-headed emblem of power | AEGIS |
E. | Hub mostly in Cook County | OHARE |
F. | City visible from Rachel's Tomb | BETHLEHEM |
G. | Literary movement embodied by the subject of this puzzle's quote | ROMANTICISM |
H. | "The story is extant, and writ in choice ___" ("Hamlet," Act III) | ITALIAN |
I. | Parts of a ushanka or chullo hat | EARFLAPS |
J. | Longtime jazz columnist for The Village Voice (2 wds.) | NATHENTOFF |
K. | Choice at a diner | BOOTH |
L. | Dialect explored by Leo Rosten | YINGLISH |
M. | Perhaps overdoing the school spirit (hyph.) | RAHRAH |
N. | Colloquially, made in an outmoded way (hyph.) | OLDFANGLED |
O. | Volatile solvent from petroleum | NAPHTHA |
P. | Gift fit for a King in Los Angeles? (2 wds.) | ICESKATES |
Q. | Pococurante, having an air of indifference | NONCHALANT |
R. | Sort inclined to socialism, say (hyph.) | LEFTWINGER |
S. | Those in a position to keep flies from landing | OUTFIELDERS |
T. | Zealous; passionate | VEHEMENT |
U. | Embrace, make one's own; marry | ESPOUSE |