| Text | Length |
| Worked for CSIS | 15 |
| Watched surreptitiously | 23 |
| Watched furtively, with "on" | 38 |
| Watched from seclusion | 22 |
| Was on a stakeout | 17 |
| Used binoculars, maybe | 22 |
| Used a peephole | 15 |
| Sought intelligence | 19 |
| Served secretly | 15 |
| Peeped | 6 |
| Peeked through a keyhole | 24 |
| Looked through keyholes | 23 |
| Looked through a knothole, say | 30 |
| Looked in (on) | 14 |
| Kept a secret watch on | 22 |
| Helped Mata Hari | 16 |
| Gumshoed | 8 |
| Gathered intelligence | 21 |
| Entered the Bond trade? | 23 |
| Emulated moles | 14 |
| Emulated Joshua and Caleb | 25 |
| Emulated Harvey Birch | 21 |
| Emulated Harriet | 16 |
| Emulated Hari | 13 |
| Emulated George Smiley | 22 |
| Emulated Caleb | 14 |
| Emulated 007 | 12 |
| Employed a keyhole | 18 |
| Eavesdropped, perhaps | 21 |
| Did undercover work | 19 |
| Did some scouting | 17 |
| Did a Smart thing? | 18 |
| Bugged, with "on" | 27 |
| Acted the mole | 14 |
| Acted as a mole | 15 |
| Watched from hiding | 19 |
| Observed secretly | 17 |
| Had under surveillance | 22 |
| Watched through binoculars, say | 31 |
| Watched jealously | 17 |
| Watched furtively | 17 |
| Watched closely from a distance | 31 |
| Surveilled | 10 |
| Staked out, say | 15 |
| Secretly watched | 16 |
| Mail-order catalog name | 23 |
| Big name in catalogs | 20 |
| Surname that means "mirror" | 37 |
| Its first catalog was mailed out in 1905 | 40 |
| Eponymous mail-order magnate | 28 |
| Catalog retailer of women's apparel | 39 |
| Catalog giant | 13 |
| Carny's pitch | 17 |
| Hawker's pitch | 18 |
| Barker's pitch | 18 |
| Hawker's talk | 17 |
| Pitchman's pitch | 20 |
| Pitchman's speech | 21 |
| Pitchman's delivery | 23 |
| Pitcher's delivery | 22 |
| Door-to-door pitch | 18 |
| Barker's come-on | 20 |
| Purposeful pitch | 16 |
| Long-winded sales pitch | 23 |
| Hawker's line | 17 |
| Carnival barker's delivery | 30 |
| Barker's oratory | 20 |
| Barker's forte | 18 |
| Voluble sales pitch | 19 |
| Telemarketer's talk | 23 |
| Series of selling points | 24 |
| Second row | 10 |
| Salesperson's pitch | 23 |
| Salesman's preparation | 26 |
| Sales pitch (5) | 15 |
| Sales person's forte, and a synonym for the ends of this puzzle's three longest entries | 95 |
| Rep's pitch | 15 |
| QVC delivery, often | 19 |
| Practiced pitch | 15 |
| Pitchman's patter | 21 |
| Pitcher's talk | 18 |
| Opening pitch | 13 |
| Long talk | 9 |
| Long pitch | 10 |
| Line of chatter | 15 |
| Leading lines? | 14 |
| Huckster's line | 19 |
| Hard sell, maybe | 16 |
| Door-to-door delivery | 21 |
| Convention center talk | 22 |
| Circus barker's pitch | 25 |
| Bit of salesmanship | 19 |
| Barker's solicitation | 25 |
| Barker's harangue | 21 |
| Barker's banter | 19 |
| Director of 2011's "The Adventures of Tintin" | 59 |
| Director whose work has been nominated for 123 Academy Awards | 61 |
| Creator of [circled letters] | 28 |
| Said one's piece | 20 |
| Made a pitch | 12 |
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