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Ascribed source of many rhymes before long (4) crossword clue
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| The Guardian Cryptic crossword of March 31st, 2021 other clues |
| Writing that could make me propose — a contradiction in terms? (5,4) |
| Thomas, poet and Nobel Prize winner (5) |
| Is inclined to delete nothing from pieces of poetry (5) |
| Wildly romanced, clutching English or Italian love stories (9) |
| Nasty European immersed in ten gallons, perhaps (7) |
| Washed over front of crowd gathered together (7) |
| Indulge, oddly, poetaster's ending — his work's limited (5) |
| Dedicated lyric to listeners that's outstanding (3) |
| Untrained old volunteers retreating in conflict (2,3) |
| Reveals our country's introducing new degrees (7) |
| Harsh about replacing author's final piece (7) |
| Genuine article installed by company that signals danger (4,5) |
| Cut that 3, when split and reassembled (5) |
| Patriarch named in a chapter in part of OT (5) |
| Rhyming slang, say, is included by US author, male (9) |
| Starts off every poem in collection in style of Homer (4) |
| Boy with fishing gear, eg lines set on Westminster Bridge (6) |
| Poetic structures in novel serve in support of text (5,5) |
| French composition from Byron — delightful (6) |
| Is the speaker on type of TV friendly? (8) |
| Source of first introduction that rhymes? (4) |
| Humorous bio priest cut and cut (8) |
| It's found among 3, with fixed syllabic structure, similar to this (5) |
| Radio station's broadcast about reading — and writing? (10) |
| Elegy, say, cleared up (5) |
| Fruit put on heap — one concerned next clue but one (8) |
| Nameless constable demolished barrier (8) |
| Old man disturbed in tree (6) |
| One upset about verse is completing stanzas (6) |
| Lots of islands having female dotty characters? (4) |
| Quartet's initial scheme for 2, perhaps (4) |
| Frost's old-fashioned poem (4) |
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