Literary collection
Literary collection, e.g.
Literary collection: Abbr.
Literary collections
Literary collie
Literary comparison
Literary compilation
LITERARY composition
LITERARY composition not observing strict laws of form
Literary compositions
Literary conclusion
Literary conclusions
Literary condensations
Literary conflict
Literary conglomeration
Literary connection
Literary contemporary of Addison
Literary contemporary of Croesus
Literary contest
Literary contract provision
Literary contraction
Literary convenience
Literary count, familiarly
Literary creation
Literary critic Broyard
Literary critic Trilling
Literary criticism of a sort
Literary crowd member?
Literary culture
Literary death scene
Literary detective Spade
Literary detective Wolfe
Literary device
Literary device in "The Gift of the Magi"
Literary device much used by O. Henry
Literary device used to address plot inconsistencies
Literary devices in mysteries, and what the first four letters of 17-, 26-, and 43-Across are
Literary diarist's first name
literary doctor will an alter ego
literary doctor with an alter ego
Literary Doone
Literary download
Literary dropout?
literary drudge
Literary drudges
Literary dueler
Literary duelist
Literary effect in O. Henry's "The Gift of the Magi"
Literary elephant
Literary Emily or Charlotte
Literary ending
Literary errors
Literary essay
Literary estate
Literary excerpt
Literary excerpt.
Literary exposition
literary extract
Literary family name
Literary fantasy land
Literary father of Ada Lovelace
Literary feet
Literary figure of speech
Literary figure whose name is a letter short of something he wrote
Literary figure?
Literary figures
Literary Finn, informally
Literary flubs
Literary fold
Literary foot
Literary foreword
LITERARY form
Literary form of even
LITERARY form of French origin
Literary foursome
Literary framework
Literary fratricide victim
Literary genre
Literary genre (abbr.)
Literary genre of "David Copperfield" or "Ender's Game"
Literary genre often associated with the writer concealed in 16-, 32- and 40-Across
literary genre where the subject matter is factual not fictional
Literary giant from Concord, Mass.
Literary giant ruined pursuing legal action
Literary girl of the Alps
Literary gloom
Literary governess
Literary governess Jane
Literary governess's surname
Literary grab bag
Literary group?
Literary grouping
Literary handle?
Literary handling
Literary harpooner ___ Land
Literary heroine Eyre
Literary heroine who cries "Curiouser and curiouser!"
Literary heroine who says "Even for me life had its gleams of sunshine"
Literary heroine whose best friend is a goatherd
Literary hit
Literary hodgepodge
Literary homoophone for air pump
Literary honey-lover
Literary hopper
Literary Huck
Literary hunter
Literary ID
Literary incongruities
Literary incongruity
Literary initials
Literary inits.
Literary inspiration
Literary institution: Var.
Literary intro
Literary introduction
Literary intros
Literary invention of Archilochus
Literary Jaffe
Literary Jane
Literary Jane who says "No net ensnares me; I am a free human being with an independent will"
Literary Jong
literary judge
Literary king
Literary Lamb
Literary lament
literary language
Literary language of India
Literary language of Pakistan
Literary lead role for Gregory Peck in 1956
Literary legionnaire
Literary Lenore's creator
Literary Leon
Literary letter
Literary likening
Literary lion Leon
Literary lioness
Literary listing
Literary London villain
Literary lord
Literary Lorna
Literary lover played by Leonardo
Literary Ludwig
Literary luminary
Literary magazine, often
Literary March
Literary Marner
Literary master of irony
Literary matchmaker
LITERARY medley
Literary member of the League of Extraordinary Gentlemen
Literary middle name
Literary miscellanea
Literary miscellanies
Literary miscellany
Literary miscellany, e.g.
Literary miser Marner
Literary misprints
Literary mistakes
Literary Mohawk Actor with a
Literary moniker
Literary monogram
Literary monogram found in the answers to the nine asterisked clues
Literary monomaniac
Literary mother
Literary motto words
literary movement
LITERARY movement (1896)
LITERARY movement (1909)
LITERARY movement following DADA
Literary Munro
Literary musketeer
literary name
Literary name for China
Literary name for Ireland
Literary name for part of Great Britain
Literary name with a dieresis
literary name Yorkshire city
Literary narrator
Literary narrator or character
Literary nickname
Literary nickname for Dolores
Literary no-show
Literary nymphet
Literary oceans
Literary olio
Literary olios
Literary or musical patchwork
Literary orphan
Literary orphan ... and what 17-, 24-, 37- and 48-Across each contains?
Literary orphan Jane
literary output
Literary pal of Porthos
Literary pal of Tom
Literary Papa
Literary paradise
Literary partner of Porthos and Aramis
Literary passage
Literary pastiche
LITERARY patchwork
Literary Pen name
Literary pen name
literary people
Literary percher on a bust of Pallas
Literary piece
Literary pieces
LITERARY pirate
Literary plantation
Literary postscript
Literary postscript (Var.)
Literary postscripts
Literary Pound
Literary prefaces
Literary preposition
Literary prince of Denmark
Literary prize
Literary protagonist named after a king of Israel
Literary pseudonym
Literary Rand
Literary recurrence
Literary reference
literary reference book
LITERARY reference book (10th c AD)
Literary reflection
Literary region
Literary reminder
Literary rep.
Literary representatives
Literary reps
Literary rice
Literary ridicule
Literary ringbearer
Literary role for Hepburn, Allyson and Ryder
Literary salute
Literary sarcasm
Literary schnauzer
LITERARY scholar
Literary scholars debate what's in it
literary scraps
Literary sea captain
literary selection
Literary sequel of 1847
Literary shrugger
Literary sister of Amy, Meg and Jo
Literary sister of Meg, Jo, and Amy
Literary sister of Meg, Jo, and Beth
Literary site?
Literary sketch
Literary skill
Literary skipper
Literary sleuth Lupin