Letter L, Page 237 of 319 Pages (LI)

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 pictures
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
Literary sleuth Wolfe
Literary slip fixers
Literary slip-ups
Literary slips
Literary snippets
Literary snippets, e.g.
Literary sobriquet
Literary son of Jenny Fields
LITERARY Spanish
Literary Spanish hero
Literary spoof
Literary spoofs
Literary start
Literary stigma
Literary stream
literary style
Literary style arousing feelings of sorrow and sympathy
Literary submariner
Literary summaries
Literary summary
Literary supporter?
Literary surname that sounds like two letters
Literary surprise
Literary symbols of daybreak
Literary T. S. or George
Literary tea party attendee
Literary tea party guest
Literary team playing in front of "ten thousand eyes"
Literary technique
Literary technique involving incongruity
Literary term popularized by Sartre
Literary terror
literary theme
Literary thief Lupin
Literary thief Lupin (RANEES anagram)
literary thread connecting minds
Literary threesome
Literary time of day
Literary title character called "a pure woman"
Literary title character from the planet Antiterra
Literary title character surnamed Woodhouse
Literary title character with a palindromic name
Literary tomboy
literary tract
Literary traveler to Lilliput and Brobdingnag
Literary tree dwellers
Literary tribute
Literary trio found in the answers to this puzzle's starred clues
Literary twilight
Literary twist
Literary type
Literary typos
Literary uncle
Literary understatement
Literary utopia
Literary variant of Hindustani
Literary verse
literary version of the English spoken in Lowland Scotland
Literary villain from Soho
Literary villain Squalor
Literary VIPs
Literary waiter
Literary Wolfe
literary work
LITERARY work containing extensive information or knowledge
Literary work featuring the king Jormunrek
LITERARY work in form of letter
LITERARY work in verse
Literary work in which Paris is featured
LITERARY work of pedantic/elaborate character
Literary work or composition
literary work that is not a novel
literary work that uses irony
literary work that uses irony wit and sarcasm
literary work that uses irony wit and sarcssm
LITERARY work, concluding part of
Literary works
Literary works using irony to expose folly
Literary world traveler
Literary wrap-up
LITERARY writer
literary yarn
Literary-style ender
Literary/film critic Janet
literate
Literate and informed
LITERATE PEOPLE
Literate: hyph.
literati
Literature
Literature about Randall Munroe's stick figure drawings?
Literature before lunch?
Literature category
Literature class
Literature class reading
Literature class reading, perhaps
Literature class readings
Literature classes
Literature classification
Literature fellowship grp.
Literature for the screen
Literature genre
literature in metrical form
Literature middle name
Literature Nobel name (1954)
Literature Nobelist ___ Bashevis Singer
Literature Nobelist 23 years after GBS
Literature Nobelist before Gide
Literature Nobelist Bellow
Literature Nobelist between Mistral and Gide
Literature Nobelist Canetti
Literature Nobelist Derek
Literature Nobelist Fo
Literature Nobelist Gide
Literature Nobelist Gordimer
Literature Nobelist Heinrich
Literature Nobelist Hermann
Literature Nobelist J. M. Coetzee, by birth
Literature Nobelist Lessing
Literature Nobelist Munro
Literature Nobelist Nelly
Literature Nobelist of '71
Literature Nobelist of 1948
Literature Nobelist of 1999
Literature Nobelist of 2016
Literature Nobelist Sachs
Literature Nobelist two years before Eliot
Literature Nobelist Walcott
Literature Nobelist who cofounded the London School of Economics
Literature Nobelist who served in the Irish Senate
Literature Nobelist who won two posthumous Tony Awards
Literature Nobelist who wrote "Waiting for the Barbarians"
Literature Nobelist William Butler ___
Literature Nobelist, 1930
Literature prize of note
Literature that tells of Ragnarok
LITERATURE, decline from culmination of
LITERATURE, movement in
Literature, music, etc.
Literature, philosophy, etc.
LITERATURE, type of
Literature's 'Moor of Venice'
Literature's Dolores Haze, familiarly
Literature's Em and Polly
Literature's Lonigan
Literature's Lorna
Literature's Nan or Gay
Literature's Papa
Literature's Pequod or Caine, e.g.
Literature's Saint ______ Berton
Literature's self-styled "poor pegging lubber"
Literature's White
liternary pirate
Liters Like
Lith. and Azer., once
Lith. and Lat., formerly
Lith. and Lat., once
Lith. and Ukr. were part of it
Lith. and Ukr., formerly
Lith. and Ukr., once
Lith. et al., once
Lith. or Azer.,
Lith. or Est., once
Lith. or Ukr., formerly
Lith., e.g., once