| Symbols marking spurious passages in old manuscripts | 52 |
| Printing daggers | 16 |
| Manuscript symbols | 18 |
| Manuscript marks noting possible errors | 39 |
| Manuscript daggers | 18 |
| Editorial marks on old manuscripts | 34 |
| Divison symbols | 15 |
| Daggers, in footnotes | 21 |
| Dagger symbols, in printing | 27 |
| Certain daggers | 15 |
| Ancient critical printing marks | 31 |
| ÷ symbols | 12 |
| Cleopatra's Needle, e.g. | 28 |
| Washington Monument, e.g. | 25 |
| Washington Monument, for one | 28 |
| The Washington Monument, e.g. | 29 |
| Printer's dagger | 20 |
| The Washington Monument, for one | 32 |
| Tapering pillar | 15 |
| San Jacinto Monument, for one | 29 |
| Pointed pillar | 14 |
| Pillar of a community | 21 |
| Luxor Temple sight | 18 |
| Locale for hieroglyphics, maybe | 31 |
| High point of Egyptian architecture? | 36 |
| Giant stele | 11 |
| Four-sided pillar | 17 |
| Egyptian relic | 14 |
| Common monument shape | 21 |
| Cleopatra's Needle, for one | 31 |
| Central feature of St. Peter's Square | 41 |
| Where John Heisman first coached football | 41 |
| Ohio liberal arts college | 25 |
| College that pioneered in coeducation | 37 |
| School with the U.S.'s oldest continuously operating music conservatory | 75 |
| Ohio conservatory | 17 |
| Ohio college that was the first in the U.S. to award degrees to women | 69 |
| Ohio college attended by Karen O and Liz Phair | 46 |
| Noted Ohio conservatory | 23 |
| Midwest college town that was an Underground Railroad stop | 58 |
| Midwest college or its town | 27 |
| Liz Phair's alma mater | 26 |
| First U.S. college to give degrees to women | 43 |
| First U.S. college to award degrees to women | 44 |
| First U.S. coed college | 23 |
| First coed college in U.S. | 26 |
| College with the motto "Learning and labor" | 53 |
| College town SW of Cleveland | 28 |
| College town in Ohio | 20 |
| College that was a center of abolitionism | 41 |
| King of the fairies | 19 |
| Fairy king | 10 |
| Titania's spouse | 20 |
| Titania's husband | 21 |
| Puck's master | 17 |
| Titania's mate | 18 |
| Husband of Titania | 18 |
| Shakespearean fairy king | 24 |
| Merle of movies | 15 |
| "My gentle Puck, come hither" speaker | 47 |
| "A Midsummer Night's Dream" king | 46 |
| Von Weber opera | 15 |
| Puck handler | 12 |
| Opera by Von Weber | 18 |
| Merle | 5 |
| King of fairies | 15 |
| ''A Midsummer Night's Dream'' king | 54 |
| William Herschel discovery of 1787 | 34 |
| Von Weber opus | 14 |
| Titania's king | 18 |
| Titania's hubby | 19 |
| Titania's consort | 21 |
| The Bard's fairy king | 25 |
| Shakespearean king of the fairies | 33 |
| Shakespearean fairy | 19 |
| Shakespeare's king of the fairies | 37 |
| Shakespeare character with a magic aphrodisiac | 46 |
| Sand in "A Song to Remember": 1945 | 44 |
| Puck's king | 15 |
| Puck's boss | 15 |
| Puck handler? | 13 |
| Opera by Weber | 14 |
| Olivier's "Wuthering Heights" co-star | 51 |
| Olivier's ''Wuthering Heights'' co-star | 59 |
| Moon of Uranus named for a Shakespearean character | 50 |
| Merle of films | 14 |
| Merle of the silver screen | 27 |
| King of the fairies, in Shakespeare | 35 |
| King of the fairies, in folklore | 32 |
| King of Mommur | 14 |
| It circles Uranus | 17 |
| Fairy king, in Shakespeare | 26 |
| Fairy king of folklore | 22 |
| Fairy king in "A Midsummer Night's Dream" | 55 |
| Dream king | 10 |
| Character in "A Midsummer Night's Dream" | 54 |
| Big fairy | 9 |
| An Olivier co-star: 1939 | 24 |
| Actress Merle | 13 |
| Actress from Tasmania | 21 |