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NY Times, Thu, May 30, 1991

Author: Eugene T. Maleska
Editor: Eugene T. Maleska
Rows: 15, Columns: 15, Words: 78, Blocks: 36, Avg Word Len: 4.85, Missing: { F J Q X Z }, Scrabble score: 280 (avg 1.48)
Open Squares: 73, Cheaters: 0, FITB: 15, XRef: 1

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© 1991, The New York Times
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1. Oop's abode : CAVE
5. H.M.S. Pinafore, e.g. : SHIP
9. Pivotal : POLAR
14. Hautboy : OBOE
15. Wolfe's "Of ___ . . . " : TIME
16. As ___ (usually) : ARULE
17. Arnow's "The ___" : DOLLMAKER
19. Marner or Lapham : SILAS
20. Work unit : ERG
21. Crest : ARETE
22. Galsworthy novel : TOLET
23. He dyes to live : STAINER
25. Rictus : GRIN
27. A pal of Wynken : NOD
28. Mine car : TRAM
29. Actress Murray : MAE
32. Kipling's "The ___ Seas" : SEVEN
35. Hawthorne's "___ Tales" : TWICETOLD
37. Finished : OVER
38. Yours of yore : THINE
39. "___ Three Lives" : ILED
40. "The Bridge" poet : HARTCRANE
42. W. Beatty role : TRACY
43. "Three Men ___ Horse" : ONA
44. "Street Scene" playwright : RICE
45. She wrote "To Kill a Mockingbird" : LEE
46. Libretto : BOOK
47. Voltaire novel : CANDIDE
51. Nursery threesome : BEARS
54. Muse for Poe : ERATO
56. Sine qua ___ : NON
57. "___ Jimmy Valentine," 1921 play : ALIAS
58. Ballads hero : ROBINHOOD
60. Coward's "In Which We ___" : SERVE
61. Ugandan exile : AMIN
62. Poet Sexton : ANNE
63. Centennial electee : HAYES
64. Hankerings : YENS
65. C. Norris novel : SEED
 1. Secret messages : CODES
2. Scrub a flight : ABORT
3. Longest European river : VOLGA
4. Conger : EEL
5. Rubbernecked : STARED
6. Backpacker : HIKER
7. "___ a man with . . . " : IMET
8. Smollett's Mr. Pickle : PEREGRINE
9. Solving puzzles, e.g. : PASTIME
10. Hunter on high : ORION
11. Letup : LULL
12. Wings for Amor : ALAE
13. Remainder : REST
18. Massenet opera : MANON
24. Lifeless : INERT
26. Tear : RACE
28. Stout cord : TWINE
29. Ocean sunfish : MOLA
30. A Waugh : ALEC
31. Mary Baker ___ : EDDY
32. Dryden lived here : SOHO
33. Author Hunter : EVAN
34. Wilde heroine : VERA
35. "Vanity Fair" author : THACKERAY
36. Worn out : TIRED
38. The Rover Boys, e.g. : TRIO
41. Flanders fields sights : CROSSES
42. Dovetail type : TENON
45. Hispanics : LATINS
46. Lea's "The ___ Bulls" : BRAVE
47. Abode in a Stowe tale : CABIN
48. Hole-___ : INONE
49. "Lorna ___" : DOONE
50. See 37 Across : ENDED
51. Brits' wingding : BASH
52. Zeno's birthplace : ELEA
53. Unsubstantial : AIRY
55. Where Keats died : ROME
59. Owns : HAS

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