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2. The family in London who hosted Rizal and whose daughters he carved a composite bust for [cite: 22, 23, 75]
3. The journal where Rizal published "Specimen of Tagala Folklore" and "Two Eastern Fables," after being requested by Dr. Rost [cite: 65, 66]
4. One of the four sculptural works Rizal finished before leaving London, referencing a Greek mythological figure [cite: 72, 73]
6. The Belgian city where Rizal stayed to focus on writing *El Filibusterismo* and escape the high cost and social life of Paris [cite: 106, 108, 109, 111]
10. Large marsupial
12. The nickname (a term for an elder or priest) given to Rizal by the gambling Filipinos when he moralized to them
13. is the list in your requested format:
14. One of the four sculptural works Rizal finished before leaving London, referencing a Greek mythological figure
15. Flying mammal
16. Man's best friend
17. The skill Rizal used to entertain passengers on the *S.S. City Of Rome* en route to London
18. apologies, I just realized I didn't use the correct clues you provided in the example. I should have used the original clues from the crossword.
19. Has a trunk

1. The Spanish colonial official whose historical work, *Sucesos de las Islas Filipinas*, Rizal annotated in London [cite: 17, 46, 47]
5. The activity of some Filipinos in Madrid that Rizal wrote to Del Pilar about, saying it was distracting them from their patriotic work [cite: 114, 115]
7. Likes to chase mice
8. The nickname (a term for an elder or priest) given to Rizal by the gambling Filipinos when he moralized to them [cite: 116]
9. The name of the temporary society Rizal founded in Paris, which later changed its name to *Indios Bravos* [cite: 85, 86, 87, 89]
11. The Spanish colonial official whose historical work, *Sucesos de las Islas Filipinas*, Rizal annotated in London
17. The skill Rizal used to entertain passengers on the *S.S. [cite_start]City Of Rome* en route to London [cite: 12, 13]