Crosswordsonline - Questions

Text	Length
" . . . ___ o'clock scholar"	42
" . . . ___ O'Rourke"	35
" . . . ___ of all the glad New Year": Tennyson	57
" . . . ___ of fat things . . . ": Isa. 25:6	54
" . . . ___ of gold for him": Browning	48
" . . . ___ of good will"	35
" . . . ___ of hair": Kipling	39
" . . . ___ of human kindness"	40
" . . . ___ of in your philosophy": Shak.	51
" . . . ___ of little faith?": Matt. 8:26	51
" . . . ___ of living to do"	38
" . . . ___ of many-colored glass": Shelley	53
" . . . ___ of Montezuma"	35
" . . . ___ of purest ray serene"	43
" . . . ___ of purest ray serene": Gray	49
" . . . ___ of singing birds": S. Johnson	51
" . . . ___ of slate": Symons	39
" . . . ___ of snow-white horses"	43
" . . . ___ of sympathy with other men": Emerson	58
" . . . ___ of sympathy": Emerson	43
" . . . ___ of thee"	30
" . . . ___ of traitors": Shak.	41
" . . . ___ of troubles"	34
" . . . ___ of troubles": Hamlet	42
" . . . ___ of troubles": Shak.	41
" . . . ___ of yon gray head"	39
" . . . ___ on Casey's face"	42
" . . . ___ on such as we"	36
" . . . ___ passion to tatters"	41
" . . . ___ passion to tatters": Hamlet	49
" . . . ___ passion to tatters": Shak.	48
" . . . ___ perfumed sea": Poe	40
" . . . ___ played the game": Grantland Rice	54
" . . . ___ power corrupts . . . ": Lord Acton	56
" . . . ___ promise, serv'd no private end:" Pope	63
" . . . ___ prouder foe": Shak.	41
" . . . ___ qui mal y pense"	38
" . . . ___ rain in Indianapolis . . . "	50
" . . . ___ rollin' along": Kern	46
" . . . ___ rose on me"	33
" . . . ___ saw Elba"	31
" . . . ___ search for God": Carman	45
" . . . ___ shall gain the whole world . . . "	56
" . . . ___ short pier!"	34
" . . . ___ should grow too fond of it": R. E. Lee	60
" . . . ___ souls of housemaids": Eliot	49
" . . . ___ souls of housemaids": T.S.E.	50
" . . . ___ spacious skies"	37
" . . . ___ spite": Hamlet	36
" . . . ___ still a moment": Poe	42
" . . . ___ such sweet sorrow"	40
" . . . ___ summer dust": Wordsworth	46
" . . . ___ than I can see"	37
" . . . ___ than lions": II Samuel	44
" . . . ___ than thou": Isa. 65:5	43
" . . . ___ that I know is damn'd"	48
" . . . ___ that kills": Housman	42
" . . . ___ that kings/Have lipp'd . . . ": Shak.	63
" . . . ___ that knows no care?": Lucretius	53
" . . . ___ that ne'er decays": Wordsworth	56
" . . . ___ the alien corn": Keats	44
" . . . ___ the brave"	32
" . . . ___ the bright blue sea": Gilbert	51
" . . . ___ the child"	32
" . . . ___ the eating thereof"	41
" . . . ___ the fray!"	32
" . . . ___ the fray"	31
" . . . ___ the gold of the night"	44
" . . . ___ the good news"	36
" . . . ___ the light of the moon"	44
" . . . ___ the lily": Shak.	38
" . . . ___ the living Present!": Longfellow	54
" . . . ___ the Lord": Gen. 22:16	43
" . . . ___ the Marbles," Falk film	45
" . . . ___ the mightiest Julius fell": Shak.	55
" . . . ___ the ocean"	32
" . . . ___ the odds": Housman	40
" . . . ___ the pumpkin"	34
" . . . ___ the punkin"	33
" . . . ___ the purpling east"	40
" . . . ___ the rub": Hamlet	38
" . . . ___ the sea" (Genesis)	40
" . . . ___ the six hundred": Tennyson	48
" . . . ___ the stage with tears": Hamlet	51
" . . . ___ the twain . . . "	39
" . . . ___ the wide blue yonder"	43
" . . . ___ the wild blue yonder"	43
" . . . ___ the Wizard"	33
" . . . ___ the worst too young!": Kipling	52
" . . . ___ those lips away": Shak.	45
" . . . ___ those who love the Lord": Hunt	52
" . . . ___ thou with me": Tennyson	45
" . . . ___ thousand times . . . "	44
" . . . ___ through a glass, darkly": I Cor. 13:12	60
" . . . ___ Tiger?": Stockton	39
" . . . ___ to Chance"	32
" . . . ___ to covet honor": Shak.	44
" . . . ___ to heal"	30
" . . . ___ to heal": Ecclesiastes	44
" . . . ___ to me as my soul!": Shak.	47