Across
- 5. not able to read or write
- 10. observing one's thoughts and feelings
- 13. turn away from
- 14. the quality of being simple
- 16. Gardner, author of “The Dinner Party”
- 18. something that bothers the mind
- 20. fit to be seen
- 22. partial or total loss of memory
- 23. Jackson, author of “Charles”
- 24. person who performs surgery on any part of the nervous system
- 25. having physical substance
- 26. extremely sensitive or intense
Down
- 1. a pattern of symptoms indicative if some disease
- 2. existing at the same time
- 3. to make or become serious or quiet
- 4. story told by all knowing author
- 6. story told by observer
- 7. Keyes, author of “Flowers For Algernon”
- 8. to walk to conduct oneself in a conceited or boastful way
- 9. rude
- 10. the brightest jewel in the crown of the British Empire
- 11. an opinion on someone based on his or her skin color, religion, or other characteristics
- 12. a porch along the outside of a building
- 15. not ready to believe
- 17. prove to be false or incorrect
- 19. full of energy
- 21. Completely empty