| D.C. figure |
| Lear daughter |
| King Lear" role |
| Ronald's Donald |
| Cornwall's wife |
| Lear's daughter |
| Daughter of Lear |
| Goneril's sister |
| Goneril's victim |
| Reagan appointee |
| Cordelia's sister |
| Sister of Goneril |
| Sister of Cordelia |
| Unfilial daughter. |
| A daughter of Lear |
| A sister of Goneril |
| 'King Lear' daughter |
| King Lear" character |
| King Lear's daughter |
| Sec. of the Treasury |
| A sister of Cordelia |
| Daughter of King Lear |
| Reagan cabinet member |
| She gave Lear the air |
| Lear's second daughter |
| Shakespearean princess |
| Lear's middle daughter |
| One of Lear's daughters |
| A daughter of King Lear |
| Duke of Cornwall's wife |
| One of Goneril's sisters |
| A sister-in-law of Albany |
| One daughter of King Lear |
| Reagan's Sec. of Treasury |
| 1980s Treasury head Donald |
| Secretary of the Treasury. |
| Baker's Cabinet predecessor |
| Cabinet member under R.W.R. |
| King Lear's second daughter |
| Linda's "The Exorcist" role |
| Presidential Chief of Staff |
| King Lear's middle daughter |
| Linda Blair in "The Exorcist |
| One of King Lear's daughters |
| Legendary Nova Scotia Premier |
| Sister of Goneril and Cordelia |
| Possessed girl in "The Exorcist |
| Reagan's first Treasury secretary |
| Duchess of Cornwall in "King Lear. |
| A former White House chief of staff |
| Duke of Cornwall's wife, in Shakespeare |
| The Duke of Cornwall's wife, in Shakespeare |
| Wife of the Duke of Cornwall, in Shakespeare |
| Shakespeare character who asks "To whose hands have you sent the lunatic king? |