| Tom Sawyer's girlfriend | 27 |
| Tom Sawyer's crush | 22 |
| Twain's Thatcher | 20 |
| Tom Sawyer's love | 21 |
| Thackeray heroine | 17 |
| Role in Roseanne | 18 |
| One of the Conners on "Roseanne" | 42 |
| "Tom Sawyer" girl | 27 |
| William Makepeace Irving character | 34 |
| Thackeray's adventuress | 27 |
| Thackeray character's instrument? | 37 |
| Obfuscates | 10 |
| Get lost, after four | 20 |
| Take a shower, e.g.? | 20 |
| Step before setting the date | 28 |
| Turns into | 10 |
| Transforms into | 15 |
| Looks flattering on | 19 |
| Ends up | 7 |
| Does justice to | 15 |
| Turneth into | 12 |
| "Excellent speech ___ not a fool": Proverbs | 53 |
| Reaching 21? | 12 |
| Beaks: Fr. | 10 |
| Makes rings in the hair | 23 |
| Irish mild oath | 15 |
| Father of King Hadad: Gen. 36:35 | 32 |
| Consign to perdition | 20 |
| Words with board or breakfast | 29 |
| Type of inn | 11 |
| Travelers' stop, perhaps | 28 |
| Traveler's accommodations, sometimes | 40 |
| Traveler's accommodations | 29 |
| Quaint inn | 10 |
| Morning eating place | 20 |
| Guesthouse where one would enjoy the starts of the three longest answers | 72 |
| Cozy inn whose abbreviation is a hint to this puzzle's theme | 64 |
| Cozy inn | 8 |
| What Mrs. Lindberg got at the rooming house? | 44 |
| Spanish town | 12 |
| 1994 Olympic gold medalist Myriam | 33 |
| Impress, and then some | 22 |
| Charm the pants off | 19 |
| Much too bright | 15 |
| Really brilliant | 16 |
| Metal holders | 13 |
| Pest that spoils a rest | 23 |
| Nocturnal nipper | 16 |
| Nighttime biter | 15 |
| Mattress pest | 13 |
| Its unique bites are referred to as "breakfast, lunch, and dinner" | 76 |
| It's a chinch | 17 |
| Hotel menace | 12 |
| They might bite at night | 24 |
| Mattress invaders | 17 |
| Bloodsucking hemipterons | 24 |
| Old-time sleepwear | 18 |
| Pajamas, e.g. | 13 |
| Nightcaps, e.g.? | 16 |
| Blankets and linens | 19 |
| It's fit for a queen | 24 |
| Privacy protector, of a sort | 28 |
| Ready for the night | 19 |
| Linens and things | 17 |
| Straw in a stable | 17 |
| Comedy about a linen shop break-in? | 35 |
| Columnist Dick | 14 |
| Go ___-bye | 10 |
| Lights out, to junior | 21 |
| When to say night-night | 23 |
| Put on lots of rings | 20 |
| Oxford official | 15 |
| KidsÂ’ book character Amelia ___ | 35 |
| Ford's wife in "Presumed Innocent" | 48 |
| Fictional Amelia who turns 50 in 2013 | 37 |
| Bonnie of "Die Hard" | 30 |
| Amelia of kid lit | 17 |
| Actress Bonnie of "Die Hard" | 38 |
| English campus officers | 23 |
| Adam et al. | 11 |
| Venerable and Adam | 18 |
| Family in an Eliot novel | 24 |
| Family in a G. Eliot book | 25 |
| Torment diabolically | 20 |
| Cause distress for | 18 |
| Tormented, as with doubt | 24 |
| Torments; harasses | 18 |
| Harrows | 7 |
| Causes trouble | 14 |
| Moistened | 9 |
| Covered with morning moisture | 29 |
| Moistened, in a way | 19 |
| Moist, like grass at dawn | 25 |
| Town in Quebec and British namesake | 36 |
| It's New, in Mass. | 22 |
| A headboard is part of it | 25 |
| Sleep around | 12 |
| Make shadowy | 12 |
| Lower the lighting in | 21 |
| Lower the lighting | 18 |