" . . . wid my ___ on my knee" | 40 |
" . . . will ___ a way" | 33 |
" . . . will ___ ship" | 32 |
" . . . win ___" (exhortation for the Fighting Irish) | 63 |
" . . . winding o'er the ___" | 43 |
" . . . wing ___ prayer" | 34 |
" . . . wings like ___": Psalm 55 | 43 |
" . . . wings ___ angel" | 34 |
" . . . wish upon ___" | 32 |
" . . . wish ___ a star" | 34 |
" . . . with a blue ribbon ___" | 41 |
" . . . with a runcible spoon": Lear | 46 |
" . . . with a spot ___ him": Shak. | 45 |
" . . . With a ___ bodkin?": Hamlet | 45 |
" . . . with him is beauty ___": Shak. | 48 |
" . . . with the blue ribbons ___" | 44 |
" . . . with the greatest of ___" | 43 |
" . . . With ___ bodkin?" | 35 |
" . . . with ___ bodkin?": Shak. | 42 |
" . . . with ___ compass'd round": Milton | 55 |
" . . . without ___ sense": Dryden | 44 |
" . . . woes that wait ___?": Byron | 45 |
" . . . woman ___ her way!": Holmes | 45 |
" . . . women do ___ require?": Blake | 47 |
" . . . woodman, ___ beechen tree!": Campbell | 55 |
" . . . words ___ deeds": Shak. | 41 |
" . . . would ___ as sweet" | 37 |
" . . . would ___ clock" | 34 |
" . . . ye are like to ___" | 37 |
" . . . ye better reck the ___": Burns | 48 |
" . . . ye who ___ here" | 34 |
" . . . yellow brick ___" | 35 |
" . . . yes I said yes I will Yes" | 44 |
" . . . yielding place ___": Tennyson | 47 |
" . . . you are ___": Epictetus | 41 |
" . . . you can do ___ do better" | 43 |
" . . . You Heard ___ Bark": Thurber | 46 |
" . . . you might have ___ ": S. Rogers | 49 |
" . . . you ___ British square!": Kipling | 51 |
" . . . you'll be ___, my son!": Kipling | 54 |
" . . . you'll say a beggar ___": Shak. | 53 |
" . . . you'll ___ my son!": Kipling | 50 |
" . . . young ___ blue surprise": O'Donnell | 57 |
" . . . your ___ things far off": Pindar | 50 |
" . . . ___ a day in June" | 36 |
" . . . ___ a drop to drink" | 38 |
" . . . ___ a four-leaf clover" | 41 |
" . . . ___ a lender be" | 34 |
" . . . ___ a painted ocean": Coleridge | 49 |
" . . . ___ a tuffet" | 31 |
" . . . ___ achievement is only tomorrow's confusion": Howells | 76 |
" . . . ___ all thy beauty lies": Shak. | 49 |
" . . . ___ among wits": S. Johnson | 45 |
" . . . ___ and arrows . . . " | 40 |
" . . . ___ and bells for fools": Cowper | 50 |
" . . . ___ and bible-black": Dylan Thomas | 52 |
" . . . ___ and distant shore": Thayer | 48 |
" . . . ___ and far away" | 35 |
" . . . ___ and four . . . " | 38 |
" . . . ___ and gusty day": Shak. | 43 |
" . . . ___ and hungry look" | 38 |
" . . . ___ and hungry look": Shak. | 45 |
" . . . ___ and in his tongue": Shak. | 47 |
" . . . ___ and not heard" | 36 |
" . . . ___ and peasant slave" | 40 |
" . . . ___ and silver beam": Shelley | 47 |
" . . . ___ and trouble" | 34 |
" . . . ___ and trouble": Shak. | 41 |
" . . . ___ and true industrious friend": Shak. | 57 |
" . . . ___ angel faces smile": Newman | 48 |
" . . . ___ annoys an oyster?" | 40 |
" . . . ___ any other name . . . " | 44 |
" . . . ___ apple cider" | 34 |
" . . . ___ are a little breed": Tennyson | 51 |
" . . . ___ are chosen" | 33 |
" . . . ___ are created equal . . . " | 47 |
" . . . ___ as a day in June?" | 40 |
" . . . ___ as a fire": Franklin | 42 |
" . . . ___ as a well" | 32 |
" . . . ___ as great/As when a giant dies": Shak. | 59 |
" . . . ___ at leisure" | 33 |
" . . . ___ away the sin . . . ": John 1:29 | 53 |
" . . . ___ away!" | 28 |
" . . . ___ Bethlehem" | 32 |
" . . . ___ big red rose" | 35 |
" . . . ___ bird call": Millay | 40 |
" . . . ___ blind desire": Kipling | 44 |
" . . . ___ blue surprise": O'Donnell | 51 |
" . . . ___ blue" | 27 |
" . . . ___ blue": Browning | 37 |
" . . . ___ Boat to China" | 36 |
" . . . ___ brevis" | 29 |
" . . . ___ burning bright" | 37 |
" . . . ___ bursting in air" | 38 |
" . . . ___ but a whimper" | 36 |
" . . . ___ but hear not" | 35 |
" . . . ___ but their chains" | 39 |
" . . . ___ can lend three thousand ducats?": Shak. | 61 |
" . . . ___ craz'd": Shak. | 40 |
" . . . ___ daily bread" | 34 |