Crossword-Solution: EXTEMPORISE 11 letters, 12 clues 🏆 scrabble score: 22

May promised, and Mary, quite satisfied at being taken into favour, asked no questions, but spent the rest of the morning in playing at draughts with him, and in having inflicted on her the history of the Bloody Fire King’s Ghost--a work of Tom’s imagination, which he was wont to extemporise, to the extreme terror of much enduring Mary.

Richards and Alfred.” “Write a poetical letter,” said Allen, beginning to extemporise in Hiawatha measure.

But a Coleridge who could no more compose a lecture than he could deliver one-a Coleridge who could neither write nor extemporise anything specially remarkable on a subject so congenial to him as that of English poetry--must assuredly have spent most of his time, whether in the lecture-room or out of it, in a state of incapacity for sustained intellectual effort.

But how are we to make our way back?’ ‘Zounds, Clarke! let us extemporise a fortress,’ suggested Sir Gervas.

And thus I have had to extemporise an index for myself under such sad heads as those of Brodie's 'passionateness,' his 'covetousness,' his 'time-serving' and 'tuft-hunting,' and suchlike.