Crosswordsonline - Questions

Text	Length
" . . . tickle her with ___": Jerrold	47
" . . . Time,/Will one day ___": Shak.	48
" . . . times that try ___ souls"	43
" . . . times that try ___ souls": Paine	50
" . . . to be secluded ___ . . . ": Donne	51
" . . . to become fishers of ___": Mark 1:17	54
" . . . to bed; ___ almost fairy time": Shak.	55
" . . . to bury Caesar, not ___ him"	46
" . . . to buy ___ pig"	33
" . . . to come to the ___ the party"	47
" . . . to consume away like ___": Psalm 39:11	56
" . . . to each according to his ___": Marx	53
" . . . to fetch ___ of water"	40
" . . . to find ___ to yield"	39
" . . . to fly ___": Cowper	37
" . . . to form ___ perfect Union"	44
" . . . to get her poor dog ___"	42
" . . . to get you in ___, honey"	43
" . . . to hastening ___ a prey": Goldsmith	53
" . . . to live in ___": Berlin	41
" . . . to our Creator"	33
" . . . to reach ___ of God": Wilde	45
" . . . to shining ___"	33
" . . . to skin ___"	30
" . . . to so ___"	28
" . . . to starve ___" (Milton)	41
" . . . to the ___ of Tripoli"	40
" . . . to the ___ the party"	39
" . . . to thine own ___ be true": Shak.	50
" . . . to ___ according to his needs"	48
" . . . to ___ little . . . ": R.L.S.	47
" . . . to ___ little and to spend a little less": R.L.S.	67
" . . . to ___ own self be true": Shak.	49
" . . . to ___ pail of water"	39
" . . . to ___ the lily": Shak.	41
" . . . toil and ___"	31
" . . . toil ___"	27
" . . . told by an ___"	33
" . . . tomorrow is another day"	42
" . . . tomorrow ___ this petty pace . . . "	54
" . . . topless towers of ___?": Marlowe	50
" . . . tribute to whom tribute ___": Romans	54
" . . . turn deserves ___"	36
" . . . turn'd a heaven unto ___": Shak.	54
" . . . two for tea,/Just ___ you . . . "	51
" . . . two peas in ___"	34
" . . . two ___ every question"	41
" . . . unto us ___ is given"	39
" . . . unto us ___ is given": Isa. 9:6	49
" . . . upon a ___ in Darien!"	40
" . . . upon so ___ subject as myself"	48
" . . . upon ___ in Darien"	37
" . . . upon ___ of Earth": Gray	42
" . . . upon ___ of gold"	35
" . . . upon ___ of violets"	38
" . . . vengeance of ___ fire": Jude	46
" . . . volume of forgotten ___"	42
" . . . volume of forgotten ___": Poe	47
" . . . wagon to ___"	31
" . . . wagon to ___": Emerson	40
" . . . waiting on the ___"	37
" . . . waken ___ with me": Tennyson	46
" . . . walk and ___ not that they are": Shak.	56
" . . . walk before thee like ___": Shak.	51
" . . . walk ___ my parlor?": M. Howitt	49
" . . . war ___ begin here!"	38
" . . . wars begin in the ___ men"	44
" . . . was I ___ I saw . . . "	41
" . . . we all do fade as ___": Isa.	46
" . . . we happy ___ . . . ": Shak.	45
" . . . we ___ bananas"	33
" . . . we ___ on our last cruise": R.L.S.	52
" . . . weed/That rots itself ___ on Lethe wharf": Shak.	66
" . . . were Paradise ___!"	37
" . . . were Paradise ___"	36
" . . . were ___ enow"	32
" . . . Western Front" novelist	41
" . . . wet with honest ___"	38
" . . . What Am I Doing in the ___?"	46
" . . . what she ___ do or say . . . "	48
" . . . what ___ do I raise": Bacon	45
" . . . what ___ thou?": Amos 7:8	43
" . . . whatever ___ right": Pope	43
" . . . when the lights ___ out?"	43
" . . . when ___ at you"	34
" . . . when ___, swear": Twain	41
" . . . where ignorant armies clash ___": Arnold	58
" . . . where the buffalo ___"	40
" . . . wherefore ___ Romeo?"	39
" . . . wherever I may ___"	37
" . . . whether I am ___ or a Sphinx": Dickens	56
" . . . which kept the world ___": Hamlet	51
" . . . which nobody can ___"	39
" . . . which the blind ___": Shak.	45
" . . . who gives a child ___": Masefield	51
" . . . who lived in ___ . . . "	42
" . . . who lived in ___"	35
" . . . who only stand and ___": Milton	49
" . . . whose name was ___ in water" (Keats)	54
" . . . why ___ thou forsaken me?": Matt. 27:46	57