ELIOT

ELIOT


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... stirring dull roots with spring rain writer T. S.
A Cooking Egg poet
A cat must have three different names poet
Adam Bede author
Adam Bede author George
Adam Bede novelist
Ash Wednesday poet
Burnt Norton poet
Cats inspirer
Cats librettist
Cats lyricist
Cats lyrics source
Cats poet
Cats poet T.S.
Daniel Deronda author
Daniel Deronda novelist
Daniel Deronda writer
Do I dare to eat a peach? poet
Eight Men Out author Asinof
Felix Holt author
Felix Holt novelist
Four Quarters poet
Four Quartets poet
Gerontion poet
Hollow Men poet
I shall not want Honor in Heaven poet
Immature poets imitate; mature poets steal writer
Little Gidding poet
Middlemarch author
Middlemarch author George
Middlemarch creator
Middlemarch novelist
Middlemarch writer
Mr. Apollinax poet
Murder in the Cathedral dramatist
Murder in the Cathedral playwright
Not with a bang but a whimper poet
Romola author
Romola writer
Scenes of Clerical Life author
Scenes of Clerical Life writer
Silas Marner author
Silas Marner author George
Silas Marner novelist
Silas Marner novelist George
Silas Marner writer
Stone Soup cartoonist Jan
Stone Soup cartoonist Jan ___
Sweeney Among the Nightingales poet
The Cocktail Party author
The Cocktail Party dramatist
The Cocktail Party playwright
The Cocktail Party poet
The Elder Statesman playwright
The Four Quartets Nobelist
The Hollow Men poet
The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock poet
The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock writer T. S.
The Mill on the Floss author
The Mill on the Floss author George
The Mill on the Floss writer
The Naming of Cats poet
The Sacred Wood author
The Sacred Wood essayist
The Sacred Wood writer
The Untouchables character Ness
The Waste Land author
The Waste Land novelist T. S. ___
The Waste Land penner
The Waste Land poet
The Wasteland poet
The Wasteland writer
Under the brown fog of a winter dawn writer
Untouchable Ness
Whispers of Immortality poet
Adam Bede novelist
April is the cruellest month writer
Ash Wednesday poet
Cats librettist T.S.
Four Quartets poet
Middlemarch author
Middlemarch novelist
Silas Marner author
Silas Marner novelist
Sweeney Among the Nightingales poet
The Family Reunion playwright
The Hollow Men poet
The Mill on the Floss novelist
The Waste Land poet
The Wasteland poet
Untouchable Ness
1948 Literature Nobelist
1948 Nobel Prize for Literature winner
1983 mixed doubles tennis champion Teltscher
A LIBRA
Adam Bedes creator
Agent Ness
Al Capone foe Ness
Al Capone nemesis Ness
Als nemesis
Author George who was a woman
Author T. S. ___
Author T.S.
Author T.S. ___
Author of Adam Bede
Author of Daniel Deronda
Author of Silas Marner
Author of Murder in the Cathedral
Authoress George
Bedes creator
British poet born in St. Louis
Cats source
Chopins friend George
Creator of J. Alfred Prufrock
Creator of Prufrock
Creator of Skimbleshanks and Rumpelteazer
Creator of the cats Grizabella and Sillabub
Derondas creator
Economist Janeway
Evans alias
Evans
Ex-governor Spitzer
Ex-governor Spitzer of New York
Famed agent Ness
Fed Ness
Feld of ballet
Former New York governor Spitzer
Founder of The Criterion
G-man Ness
Gang-buster Ness
Gangbusters first name
George or T. S.
George or T.S
George or T.S.
George the novelist
George who was Mary
George who was Mary Ann
George who was Mary Ann Evans
George who was a she
George who was a woman
George who wrote The Spanish Gypsy
Georges successor in Albany
Girl George?
Guitarist Fisk
He brought down Al
He inspired Cats
He said Most editors are failed writers - but so are most writers
He used to lie
He wrote The Cocktail Party
He wrote The Hollow Men
His initials stand for Thomas Stearns
Historian Samuel ___ Morison
J. Alfred Prufrocks creator
J. Alfred Prufrocks creator T. S. ___
Kevins The Untouchables role
Kevins role in The Untouchables
Let 10 be for poet
Literary T. S. or George
Literary pen name
Lyrics source for Cats
Macavitys creator T. S.
Marners creator
Mary Ann Evans nom de plume
Middle-march author
Mr. Rosewater in Kurt Vonneguts God Bless You
Mungojerries creator
Name on Cats sheet music
Ness
Ness of The Untouchables
Ness of the FBI
New York governor Spitzer
New York governor between George and David
Novelist George
Part of T.S.E.
Part of TSE
Poet T. S. ___
Poet T.S.
Poet T.S. --
Poet T.S. ___
Poet associated with Cats
Poet from whom Waugh got his novel title A Handful of Dust
Poet from whose work the musical Cats was adapted
Poet who inspired Cats
Poet who inspired the musical Cats
Poet who wrote Immature poets imitate; mature poets steal
Poet who wrote In the room the women come and go / Talking of Michelangelo
Poet who wrote Old Possums Book of Practical Cats
Poet who wrote This is the way the world ends / Not with a bang but a whimper
Poet whose work inspired Cats
Poet whose work was the basis for the musical Cats
Posthumous Tony winner for Cats
Pound contemporary
Prufrock creator
Prufrock creator T. S.
Prufrock creator T.S.
Prufrock poet
Prufrocks creator
Role for Kevin
Romolas creator
Rumpelteazers creator
See 91A
Silas Marner creator
Silas Marners creator
Source for Cats
T-man Ness
T-mans first name
T. S. or George
T. S.
T.S. ___
T.S. of literature
T.S. or George
T.S.
The S in literary monogram TSE
Victorian novelist...
Victorian-era novelist
Writer George or T. S.
Writer George or T.S.
Writer T. S.
Writer T. S. or George
Writer T.S.
Writer of the 1950 Tony-winning play The Cocktail Party
aka (Mary Ellen) Evans
Author of The Cocktail Party.
Poet and playwright, author of The Waste Land.
He wrote Murder in The Cathedral.
Harvard's president from 1869 to 1909.
Cocktail Party author.
He said the world ends not with a bang but a whimper.
Nobel Prize poet.
Harvard's famous president, 1869 to 1909.
Editor of the Five-foot Shelf.
Nobel winner in literature, 1948.
Five-Foot Shelf man.
He wrote The Confidential Clerk.
Poet-critic-dramatist.
Former Harvard president.
Modern poet.
Thomas Stearns ___.
Contemporary poet.
Expatriate poet.
Wasteland poet.
American educator and college president.
Author of The Elder Statesman.
Four Quartets author.
Poet born in St. Louis, 1888.
Another Nobel Prize winner.
Famed poet.
Famous name in education.
Author of Ash Wednesday.
Nobel poet.
Nobel prize author.
English pen name.
T. Stearns ___.
Nobelist in literature.
Creator of Mr. Prufrock.
Literary light.
Nobelist poet.
Well-known poet.
Literary name.
English novelist
Literature Nobelist in 1948
Poet, 1948 Nobelist
Poet who mused on April
Prufrock's creator
Waste Land poet
Poet-Nobelist
Author of Romola
Mary Ann Evans.
Eppie's creator
Creator of Silas and Eppie
Mary A. Evans
Romola's creator
Mary Ann Evans's pen name
Ts
Prufrock author
Silas Marner's creator
Adam Bede's creator
Author of Four Quartets
She wrote Adam Bede
She wrote Romola
Nobelist in Literature: 1948
He wrote The Waste Land
Pen name of Mary Ann Evans
Leader of the praying Indians
Daniel Deronda's creator
Author of Middlemarch
He wrote Gerontion
Felix Holt's creator
He wrote The Rock: 1934
Novelist who was 26 in 1845
Inspirer of 1 Down
Squire Cass's creator
Author of The Waste Land
Author of The Hollow Men
Marner's creator
Cats libretto author
Harvard president: 1869-1909
Originator of Jellicle Cats
With 46 Across, an Untouchable
Author of The Mill on the Floss
Rumpelteazer's creator
Crime-stalker Ness
With 105-Across, a Kevin Costner role
T. S., the poet
The Sacred Wood writer, 1920
Scenes of Clerical Life writer, 1857
The Sacred Wood essayist, 1920
Mr. Rosewater in Kurt Vonnegut's God Bless You, Mr. Rosewater
Scenes of Clerical Life author, 1858
Poet who wrote Old Possum's Book of Practical Cats
J. Alfred Prufrock's creator T. S. ___
Poet who wrote Do I dare / Disturb the universe?
I have measured out my life with coffee spoons writer
Female George
Poet who wrote Anxiety is the handmaiden of creativity
T. S. ___, poet who wrote The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock
___ Rosewater, recurring character in Kurt Vonnegut novels
Poet who wrote The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock
British poet, d. 1965
See 14
Author of Adam Bede, d.1880
Mounting material from novelist ...
Novelist could make fortune penning one after end of course
Female novelist's material brought over
Novelist's material rejected
George __, the pseudonym of Mary Ann Evans
See 15
Writer, Ms George, ends up prostrate with overwork
Poet and priest love to talk at first
Poet has some heliotherapy
George's nom de plume for T.S
See 10
Endlessly overworked writer
___ priest
Priest books writer
Writer offers priest set of religious books
Poet and priest at his location
Literature Nobelist of 1948
The Waste Land poet T.S.
Adam Bede novelist George
Jennyanydots creator
Priest and Old Testament poet
Samuel's teacher turns to George
Poet whose work iCats/i is based on
She wrote, What do we live for, if it is not to make life less difficult for each other?
Author/poet T.S.
T.S. who inspired Cats
Cats inspiration
Ness of Fed fame
Cats Tony winner
Poet whom friends called Tom
Middlemarch novelist, 1871
Mr. Rosewaters first name in Vonneguts God Bless You, Mr. Rosewater, or Pearls Before Swine (65)
The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock writer, who later received the Nobel Prize
___ Reed (pseudonym used by spy novelist Eric Ambler)
George who wrote Middlemarch
Literary T.S.
Poet who said If you aren't in over your head, how do you know how tall you are?
A depicter of English rural life, he brought down Al Capone
Surname of writers George and Thomas Stearns
___ Ness (Al Capones nemesis)
Ness of Chicago fame
Prohibition agent Ness
Legendary lawman Ness
Author with fine material written up
T.S. who created the cats in Cats
Rosewater of Kurt Vonnegut's God Bless You, Mr. Rosewater
Former Ukrainian in Nauru, then Ecuador
Glorify ladies twirling in intricate frills
The daemon personification of Death in Greek mythology
Author rejected reduction in facilities?
Writer's online work reviewed
Poets work ethic initially given a lift
T S ___, American poet, playwright, and literary critic whose works include The Love Song of J Alfred Prufrock
T.S. who wrote iOld Possums Book of Practical Cats/i
Non-occupant of this 5 with place to go back? Not entirely
English student gets one over on cross novelist
T.S. who loved cats
"Middlemarch" author
Author discussed in My Life in Middlemarch
Inspiration for Cats
John almost making a comeback, or George?
With 68-Across, agent who pursued Al Capone
T. S. who wrote iOld Possums Book of Practical Cats/i
George who wrote "Romola"
T.S, __, author of The Waste Land
One at the top in English literature
Author of manifesto, I learned, doing a U-turn
Poet T. S. whose work inspired the musical iCats/i
Cats lyricist T.S.
Mary Ann Evans’s nom de plume
English books absorbing love poet
He wrote of a cat in profound meditation
He wrote up his name (add initials) in loos
His was TWL, retiring to Parisian island
Arts subject, in brief, to include old Anglo-American poet
Poet whose first two initials stand for "Thomas" and "Stearns"
Victorian novelist – and a Modernist poet
"Skimbleshanks: The Railway Cat" poet




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