| Notes between las and dos | 25 |
| Notes after las or word sung after "la la la la la la la la" | 70 |
| Notes after las | 15 |
| Not counting fas and las, word after "holly" | 54 |
| Noel contraction | 16 |
| My country's follower? | 26 |
| Moore's "_____ the Last Rose of Summer" | 53 |
| Memoir that preceded "Teacher Man" | 44 |
| McCourt memoir after "Angela's Ashes" | 51 |
| Last word in "Angela's Ashes" | 43 |
| Las' followers | 18 |
| ItÂ’s in poetry | 18 |
| It's in poetry? | 19 |
| It's in poetry | 18 |
| It's in much poetry | 23 |
| It's in many poems | 22 |
| It's in a carol? | 20 |
| It's from the old days | 26 |
| It's for poets | 18 |
| It's for Brit Lit class | 27 |
| It's another way | 20 |
| It is,poetically | 16 |
| It is, poetically | 17 |
| It is, for short | 16 |
| It is, to Tennyson | 19 |
| It is shorter? | 14 |
| It is poetically | 16 |
| It is contracted | 16 |
| It comes before the season? | 27 |
| Indeed, archaically | 19 |
| Frank McCourt follow-up | 23 |
| Follower of "Angela's Ashes" | 42 |
| Follow-up to the best seller "Angela's Ashes" | 59 |
| First word of a Frank McCourt title | 35 |
| Diatonic notes | 14 |
| Deck the Halls contraction | 29 |
| Country follower | 16 |
| Contraction missing an i | 24 |
| Contracted agreement | 20 |
| Carol's contraction | 23 |
| Beginning of "the season to be jolly" | 47 |
| 1999 memoir that was a bestseller | 33 |
| 1999 Frank McCourt book | 23 |
| 1999 best-selling memoir | 24 |
| "Whether ___ nobler..." | 33 |
| "Whether __ nobler in the mind ...": Hamlet | 53 |
| "True dat," quaintly | 30 |
| "That's right," quaintly | 38 |
| "That so?" reply | 26 |
| "That he is mad, ___ true" | 36 |
| "Tain't" retort | 29 |
| "My country, ____ of thee..." | 39 |
| "My country, ___ of thee . . . " | 42 |
| "My country, ___ of . . . " | 37 |
| "My country, ___ ..." | 31 |
| "My country, ___ ... " | 32 |
| "My country, ___ . . ." | 33 |
| "My country ___ of thee ..." | 38 |
| "Indeedy" | 19 |
| "Fa la la la la, la la la la" follower | 48 |
| "Deck the Halls" word | 31 |
| "Aye, brother" | 24 |
| "'Taint" comeback | 31 |
| "'Tain't" retort | 34 |
| "... ___ of thee" | 27 |
| "... ___ a consummation devoutly to be wish'd": Hamlet | 68 |
| "... __ an ill cook that cannot lick his own fingers": "Romeo and Juliet" | 93 |
| ". . . ___ of thee" | 29 |
| "--- the season to be jolly" | 38 |
| "_____ the season..." | 31 |
| "____ a pity" | 23 |
| "___ the season!" | 27 |
| "___ the season to be ..." | 36 |
| "___ the mind that makes the body rich": Petruchio | 60 |
| "___ the last rose of summer" (Thomas Moore poem starter) | 67 |
| "___ the last rose of summer" (start of a Thomas Moore poem) | 70 |
| "___ the Last Rose of Summer" (old song standard) | 59 |
| "___ So Sweet" (gospel song) | 38 |
| "___ So Sweet to Trust in Jesus" | 42 |
| "___ so appalling - it exhilarates": Dickinson | 56 |
| "___ now the very witching time of night": Hamlet | 59 |
| "___ not for you to hear what I can speak": "Macbeth" | 73 |
| "___ mightiest in the mightiest": Shak. | 49 |
| "___ Me, O Lord" (spiritual) | 38 |
| "___ in the breath of heaven...": Keats | 49 |
| "___ in my memory lock'd": Ophelia | 48 |
| "___ folly to be wise" (Gray) | 39 |
| "___ better to have loved..." | 39 |
| "___ Autumn" (Woody Herman hit) | 41 |
| "___ Autumn" (hit 1941 song) | 38 |
| "___ Autumn," 1941 song | 33 |
| "___ an old tale, and often told": Scott | 50 |
| "___ an old tale, and often told" (Scott) | 51 |
| "___ almost fairy time": Shak. | 40 |
| "___ a dainty thing to command": Cervantes | 53 |
| "__ the year's midnight ...": Donne | 49 |
| "__ the season..." | 28 |
| "__ the season to be ..." | 35 |
| "__ pleasure, sure, to see one's name in print": Byron | 68 |
| "__ not so deep as a well": Shak. | 43 |