| TREADLE | Time to go through line, in goes the lever (7) |
| READS | Goes through line by line |
| LOWELL | Have duty to go through lines poet produced |
| OLDE | Facetiously, ageing luvvie's first to go through lines (4) |
| RAILROADS | Forces to go through lines |
| RANGE | Don't fence me in, goes the cowboy song; give me land lots of land to sing along in. (5) |
| OPEN | Don't fence me in, goes the cowboy song; give me land lots of land to sing along in. (4) |
| THONG | Nothing different, in goes the strip (5) |
| DIVERTS | Amuses the many who have time to go through (7) |
| DEPARTS | Leaves spread out, needing time to go through (7) |
| AVERAGE | Needing correcting, gave time to go through, as usual (7) |
| MATTERS | Is important that mother's taken time to go through (7) |
| DEPRESS | Push the lever down to make blue (7) |
| GRENADE | Fruit syrup ? in goes pineapple, for example (7) |
| GOODBYE | Leaving body writhing, in goes killing squad's leader (7) |
| TRIGGER | Run into Pooh's cat and pull the lever (7) |
| GROUCHO | Marx brother who plays con man S Quentin Quale, who is trying to scrounge the money for a railroad ticket in Go West (7) |
| TANNERY | Girl comes in, go and hide here? (7) |
| ARTISAN | Sitting in go-cart is another skilled workman (7) |
| ALLOTMENTS | Gives the fellows time to go through the parcels |
