| Demonstrate a chameleonlike quality | 35 |
| "The Cloister and the Hearth" author | 46 |
| English novelist: 1814–84 | 32 |
| Author of "The Cloister and the Hearth" | 49 |
| "Peg Woffington" author | 33 |
| The Cloister and the Hearth author | 37 |
| Author of The Cloister and the Hearth | 40 |
| "The Cloister and the Hearth" novelist | 48 |
| He wrote "Peg Woffington" | 35 |
| Author of "Peg Woffington" | 36 |
| "Hard Cash" author Charles | 36 |
| Walter ___ Theater (part of Lincoln Center) | 43 |
| The Cloister and the Hearth author | 34 |
| The Cloister and the Hearth writer | 37 |
| Novelist Charles ___: 1814–84 | 36 |
| English dramatist: 1814–84 | 33 |
| Duane ___ (New York City pharmacy chain) | 40 |
| Aptly named 19th-century novelist | 33 |
| 19th-century novelist with an appropriate name | 46 |
| 19th-century English novelist Charles | 37 |
| "The Wandering Heir" novelist, 1872 | 45 |
| "The Cloister and the Hearth" writer | 46 |
| "Peg Woffington" author Charles | 41 |
| "Cloister and Hearth" author | 38 |
| 'Hard Cash' novelist Charles | 36 |
| Â Â English novelist Charles | 34 |
| He's often "constant" | 35 |
| 2008 Best Picture nominee, with "The" | 47 |
| People who correct printers' proofs | 39 |
| "Just wait, it gets juicier" | 38 |
| "Just wait, it gets better" | 37 |
| Helps a child fall to sleep, perhaps | 36 |
| Shows, as a thermometer does a temperature | 42 |
| Gets to know something by Harte? | 32 |
| Entertain, as a child at bedtime | 32 |
| Entertain, as children at a library | 35 |
| Study, with ''on'' | 34 |
| Query before "Here goes!" | 35 |
| First word of a three-word command | 34 |
| "Is the defense ___ to proceed?" | 42 |
| "___ or not, here I come" | 35 |
| Word flashed at the beginning of some video games | 49 |
| Word before "set, go!" | 32 |
| Word before "aim" or "set" | 46 |
| Tokio Hotel: "___, Set, Go!" | 38 |
| Start of a marksman's orders | 32 |
| "... three to get ___ ..." | 36 |
| "___ or not, here ..." | 32 |
| Like one who says "Put up your dukes!" | 48 |
| President nicknamed "Dutch" | 37 |
| Subject of the 1999 best seller "Dutch" | 49 |
| President with an airport named after him | 41 |
| President who was also a sportscaster | 37 |
| President who attended Eureka College | 37 |
| President Carter's successor | 32 |
| Noted Alzheimer's sufferer Ronald | 37 |
| Frank who led the NFL in interceptions in 1947 | 46 |
| Carter's White House successor | 34 |
| Born 2/6/1911, speaker of the demand | 36 |
| America's only divorced president | 37 |
| Actor in all films in this puzzle | 33 |
| Actor in "King's Row": 1942 | 41 |
| 1960's "Death Valley Days" host | 45 |
| "Trust, but verify" president | 39 |
| "The Great Communicator" | 34 |
| "An American Life" writer | 35 |
| "An American Life" autobiographer | 43 |
| Substance used in chemical analysis | 35 |
| Show ''Seinfeld'', say | 38 |
| Syndicated, as "Seinfeld" | 35 |
| Unlike a figment of your imagination | 36 |
| Not a figment of the imagination | 32 |
| "___ Genius" (Val Kilmer film) | 40 |
| "The ___ Housewives of Orange County" | 47 |
| "Send Me An Angel" ___ Life | 37 |
| "Camino ___": T. Williams | 35 |
| "Camino ___," Williams play | 37 |
| Williams's "Camino ___" | 37 |
| Not a figment of your imagination | 33 |
| MTV's "The ___ World" | 35 |
| MTV show, "The ___ World" | 35 |
| Disco hit "Got to Be ___" | 35 |
| "Life is ___!": Longfellow | 36 |
| "Camino ___," T. Williams play | 40 |
| "Camino ___," play by Williams | 40 |
| ''It's been __!'' | 37 |
| Homes-for-sale newspaper section | 32 |
| "Glengarry Glen Ross" subject | 39 |
| Educational tools illustrating everyday life | 44 |
| Ordinary items used in education | 32 |
| Objects employed to show everyday life | 38 |
| Winslow Homer's painting style | 34 |
| Acceptance of the way things are | 32 |
| One accepting the world as it is | 32 |
| "The Apprentice" TV genre | 35 |
| ''The Apprentice'' genre | 40 |
| Kinks: "You ___ Got Me" | 33 |
| "Within the ___ of possibility" | 41 |
| Coin of the ___ (money of a country) | 36 |
| " . . . the ___ of gold": Keats | 41 |