| Heroine in Mozart's opera The Marriage Of Figaro (7) |
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| Woman close to man in varied saunas (7) |
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| Folk song figure who is implored not to cry |
New York Times |
12 Mar 2025 |
| The countess's maid in Mozart's opera The Marriage Of Figaro (7) |
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| Apocryphal lady from South America with some old Indian money (7) |
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| First name of William Shakespeare's oldest child (7) |
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| Named creamy-yellow double Tumbelina petunia - N. Nassau variation (7) |
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| Ms Reid, TV presenter (7) |
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| Good Morning Britain co- host, ______- Reid (7) |
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| ___ Reid, British journalist and TV presenter (7) |
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| Dubious Paquin - she'd better be waiting in Louisiana! (7) |
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| - Clarke, Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell author (7) |
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| Woman named with Mary Magdalene and Joanna, wife of Chuza as 'healed of evil spirits and diseases' by Jesus (Luke 8:2-3) (7) |
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| Apocryphal book finally seen in South America and North America |
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| ___ and the Elders, famous painting (7) |
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| Suspect Mozart heroine to be Figaro's bride (7) |
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| - Reid, British TV presenter (7) |
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| Book of the Apocrypha |
The Telegraph General Knowledge |
15 Aug 2021 |
| Addressee of the words 'don't you cry for me,' in song |
The Washington Post Sunday |
23 Feb 2020 |
| "...said, oh, ___ now, don't you cry for me..." (Stephen Foster's words) |
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| Oratorio by Handel |
The Telegraph General Knowledge |
12 Nov 2018 |
| Guitarist Hoffs who co-founded the Bangles |
The Washington Post Sunday |
21 Oct 2018 |
| ____ Reid, co-presenter of Good Morning Britain since 2014 |
The Times Specialist Sunday |
17 Dec 2017 |
| Girl told not to cry, in song |
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| Girl told not to cry in song |
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| Title girl of a Stephen Foster song |
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| Title girl of a Stephen Foster song |
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| Foster title girl |
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| Foster title girl |
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| Title gal in an 1848 tune by Stephen Foster |
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| Stephen Foster title girl |
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| Figaro's betrothed |
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| Title girl in an 1848 hit |
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| Title girl in an 1848 hit |
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| Name in a Stephen Foster song title |
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| Foster of "The Phantom of the Opera" |
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| Stephen Foster girl |
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| Book of the Apocrypha |
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| Figaro's betrothed |
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| Girl in "Le Nozze di Figaro" |
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| Joachim's wife |
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| Joachim's maligned spouse. |
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| Joachim's virtuous wife. |
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| Heroine of the Apocrypha. |
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| Girl of song |
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| Shakespeare's eldest child. |
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| Daniel proved her innocence. |
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