| " . . . like to a grain of mustard ___": Matt. 13:31 | 62 |
| " . . . like ___, I go to find my fawn": Shak. | 56 |
| " . . . like ___/Of prancing Poetry": Dickinson | 57 |
| " . . . long-drawn ___ and fretted vault": Gray | 57 |
| " . . . love, first learned in ___ eyes": Shak. | 57 |
| " . . . made him ___ of many colors": Gen. 37:3 | 57 |
| " . . . man is a mere insect, ___": F. P. Church | 58 |
| " . . . meet ___ comin' thro' the rye" | 56 |
| " . . . men have found a ___ love": Chesterton | 56 |
| " . . . men ___ feed on dreams of hope": Aeschylus | 60 |
| " . . . men ___ strike those that wish them best": Shak. | 66 |
| " . . . monotonous clang ___ and the loom": Disraeli | 62 |
| " . . . Montgomery to Oslo is ___ . . . ": King | 57 |
| " . . . more an antique Roman than ___": Shak. | 56 |
| " . . . more blessed ___ than to receive": Acts | 57 |
| " . . . more deadly than ___ dog's tooth": Shak. | 62 |
| " . . . mortal or immortal, here ___": Melville | 57 |
| " . . . nations are as ___ of a bucket": Isa. 40:15 | 61 |
| " . . . nature's copy's not ___": Shak. | 57 |
| " . . . neither cast ye your ___ before swine": Matt. | 63 |
| " . . . never to have looked into the ___": Yeats | 59 |
| " . . . no meaning of the bar when I put ___" | 55 |
| " . . . no moaning of the ___ when . . . " | 52 |
| " . . . no ___ for them in the inn": Luke 2:7 | 55 |
| " . . . nothing can need ___": George Herbert | 55 |
| " . . . o'er ___ and hills": Wordsworth | 53 |
| " . . . one of them ___ and grows old": Shak. | 55 |
| " . . . One that inhabiteth ___": Isa. 57:15 | 54 |
| " . . . one whose name was ___ in water": Keats | 57 |
| " . . . Passion, or the ___ of the heart": Poe | 56 |
| " . . . Peter Rabbit"/"Phormio" authors | 59 |
| " . . . prepared ___ for my steps": Psalm 57 | 54 |
| " . . . putty, ___, an' PAint": Kipling | 53 |
| " . . . rally round the ___ . . . ": G. F. Root | 57 |
| " . . . rather bear those ___ we have . . . " | 55 |
| " . . . ravell'd ___ of care": Macbeth | 52 |
| " . . . right of the ___ to abolish . . . " | 53 |
| " . . . rule them with ___ of iron": Rev. 2:27 | 56 |
| " . . . rusting in ___ of tears": F. Thompson | 55 |
| " . . . scarce the soul of a ___": Kipling | 52 |
| " . . . self-sacrificing love of ___": Poe | 52 |
| " . . . sell our birthrite for ___ of potash?": Ward | 62 |
| " . . . shall conceive and bear ___": Isa. 7:14 | 57 |
| " . . . shall ___ the whirlwind": Hos. 8:7 | 52 |
| " . . . sharp as ___-edged sword": Proverbs | 53 |
| " . . . she is serv'd/As I would serve ___": Shak. | 64 |
| " . . . she was bad she was ___": Longfellow | 54 |
| " . . . shut yourself up ___ . . . ": Flaubert | 56 |
| " . . . snarled and yelping ___": T. S. Eliot | 55 |
| " . . . solicitous what men will ___ think": Hale | 59 |
| " . . . spring time, the ___ pretty ring time": Shak. | 63 |
| " . . . squander what he lived ___": Bierce | 53 |
| " . . . stage, where every man must ___": Shak. | 57 |
| " . . . still by faith he ___": V. Lindsay | 52 |
| " . . . stingeth like an ___": Proverbs 23:32 | 55 |
| " . . . strain at a gnat, and swallow ___" | 52 |
| " . . . strain ___ gnat . . . ": Matt. 23:24 | 54 |
| " . . . such stuff as ___ are made on": Shak. | 55 |
| " . . . sweetest songs yet remain to be ___": Whitman | 63 |
| " . . . take arms against ___ of troubles" | 52 |
| " . . . that charms ___ or sight": Coleridge | 54 |
| " . . . that worn-out ___ idly spoken": Lytton | 56 |
| " . . . the Bird ___ the Wing": FitzGerald | 52 |
| " . . . the cruel'st ___ alive": Shak. | 52 |
| " . . . the days of ___ come" (N.W. Bible) | 52 |
| " . . . the face that drove ___": D'Arcy | 54 |
| " . . . the heart is ___ to learn": Millay | 52 |
| " . . . the ravel'd ___ of care": Macbeth | 55 |
| " . . . the sweet ___ of books": Longfellow | 53 |
| " . . . the use of him is more ___ can see" | 53 |
| " . . . the way of a man with ___": Proverbs | 54 |
| " . . . the youth of England ___ fire": Shak. | 55 |
| " . . . the ___ at heaven's gate sings" | 53 |
| " . . . the ___ early droop'd . . . ": Whitman | 60 |
| " . . . the ___ evidently coming in": Macaulay | 56 |
| " . . . the ___ frauds of friendship": Fielding | 57 |
| " . . . the ___ launched a thousand ships" | 52 |
| " . . . the ___ makes you free!": H. C. Work | 54 |
| " . . . the ___ may never blow . . .": Walton | 55 |
| " . . . the ___ scooped in vain": Channing | 52 |
| " . . . the ___ Te Deums of the Canterbury bells": Lowell | 67 |
| " . . . the ___ was to wander in": FitzGerald | 56 |
| " . . . their tongues ___ speak against us!": Shak. | 61 |
| " . . . there ain't no ___ Clause": Chico Marx | 60 |
| " . . . there is ___ and a great man . . . ": II Samuel | 65 |
| " . . . there shall come forth ___": Isa. 11:1 | 56 |
| " . . . there warn't ___ like a raft": Twain | 58 |
| " . . . they have ___ day nor night": Rev. 14:11 | 58 |
| " . . . this chase is ___ follow'd": Shak. | 56 |
| " . . . those move ___ who have learn'd to dance": Pope | 69 |
| " . . . thou ___, art far more fair . . . " | 53 |
| " . . . thought can jump both ___ land": Shak. | 56 |
| " . . . through ___, darkly": I Cor. 13:12 | 52 |
| " . . . thy tongue breeding ___ breathes": Shak. | 58 |
| " . . . to become fishers of ___": Mark 1:17 | 54 |
| " . . . to bed; ___ almost fairy time": Shak. | 55 |
| " . . . to consume away like ___": Psalm 39:11 | 56 |
| " . . . to each according to his ___": Marx | 53 |
| " . . . to hastening ___ a prey": Goldsmith | 53 |
| " . . . to ___ little and to spend a little less": R.L.S. | 67 |