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"Salieri!.... Salieri!... Salieri!" |
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Varieties of this fruit include clingstone or freestone, with yellow or white fleshtones |
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Dee Burton wrote an entire book on fans' dreams about this man, called "I Dream of Woody" |
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By 1453, the only English possession left in this country was Calais |
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Once head cheerleader at U. of S. Carolina, she was also Miss S. Carolina before the "Monkey Business" |
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Imelda Marcos had these of herself & Ferdinand done entirely in pearls on velvet |
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The 1st lines of this 1979 play, "I have nothing; no hearing, no speech," are in sign language |
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It's the principal constituent of most plant cell walls |
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Brother of a faith healer, he titled his presidential memoirs "Keeping Faith" |
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Among leaders of the 1st of these in 1096 were Bohemund of Otranto & Godfrey of Bouillon |
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Though born in Chicago, this author of "North & South" lives in the South on Hilton Head Island |
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The 2 main types of this openwork fabric are bobbin & needlepoint |
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Maggie says, "One of those no-neck monsters hit me with a hot buttered biscuit..." |
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The pollen sacs are normally in this part of a stamen |
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George Will called this "auto"biography "the worst book since the invention of movable type" |
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City in which Charlemagne spent Christmas, 800 A.D. |
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Nickname of Francis Marion, who made daring guerrilla raids from a hideout in South Carolina's Pee Dee River |
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In "The Sign of Four", the group or "unofficial force" that aids Sherlock Holmes |
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This play opens with a friend of Hamlet's tossing coins & saying, "heads... heads.... heads... heads... heads." |
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The 2 colors of Mendel's famous peas |
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Her biography "Lovely Me" claims she was a "love machine" who had affairs with Eddie Cantor & Georgie Jessel |
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From a Celtic word for "servant", it was the name for one who had vowed homage to a feudal lord |
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This famous 19th century politician's middle initial stood for Caldwell |
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The "NA" in "sonar" doesn't stand for sodium, but for this |
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"With one particular horse, called Nugget, he embraces." |
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Playwright whose autobiography, "An Unfinished Woman", won the National Book Award in 1970 |
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The Knights of St. John were established in Jerusalem, moved to Cyprus, then to Rhodes, & finally to here |
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Though both Carolinas claim him, this president said he was born in South Carolina in 1767 |
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The constellation named for the 7 daughters of Atlas |
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