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Clover, a horse in this Orwell book, asks Benjamin the Donkey to read her their sixth commandment
Animal Farm
The tomb of Shah Jahan's wife Mumtaz is part of this complex in Agra, India
Taj Mahal
A frown of displeasure
A Scowl
Having these "like limpid pools" has been called the king of all cliches
Eyes
Known for being "silent", he was the 30th U.S. President
Calvin Coolidge
This title boy & his pal Lamp-Wick get turned into donkeys; later he "becomes a marionette once more"
Pinocchio
Chimney Rock in Nebraska was a major landmark along this overland trail to the Pacific Northwest
The Oregon Trail
The lower part of your cheek
A Jowl
The words of the traditional wedding ceremony include "Until Death Do Us" this
Until death do us part
Adjective for dirty, wretched conditions
Squalid
Not quite Rocinante, the mount used by this character is a brown donkey
Sancho Panza
Architect John Graham produced the final saucer design of this Seattle landmark
The Space Needle
To roam stealthily
Prowl
In 2014, Selena Gomez had a hit with a song titled "The Heart Wants" this
"What is Wants"
More than 10,000 infants were born with deformities after this drug was introduced in 1957 to treat morning sickness.
Thalidomide
After offending Apollo, this king with the golden touch became the king with donkey ears
King Midas
Commissioned by the Frederick William II, this gate was based on a model of the Propylaea in Athens
The Brandenburg Gate
A hood for Batman
A Cowl
Olden knights wore mementoes of their ladies pinned to their sleeves, not actual these as in the cliche
Hearts
It's any of various segmented worms, including the earthworm & leech
Annelid
In 1879 this young scot documented his adventures in France in "Travels with a Donkey in the Cevennes"
Robert Louis Stevenson
A series of White Sail- shaped shells serve as the roof of this venue
The Sydney Opera House
A person who hunts wild birds for food
A Fowler
A 17th century Frenchman wrote, "Absence is to love as" this "is to fire"; it extinguishes the small, it kindles the great"
Wind