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Last word in the poem that begins " 'Twas the Night, Before Christmas" |
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Along with St. Francis of Assisi, St. Catherine of Siena is a patron saint of this country |
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The Ituri Forest in Zaire is famous as the home of a group of these short folk |
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This man said, "There is no royal road to geometry" |
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Mrs. David Birney's maiden name |
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Dress for his Boston Tea Party wasn't tie & tails but feathers & war paint |
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Wordsworth's poem on these flowers begins, "I wandered lonely as a cloud" |
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He's the patron saint of metalworkers, but TV viewers know him from Elsewhere |
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Of none, 4 or 14, number of perennial rivers in Libya, a country 2½ times the size of Texas |
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Aristotle stated, "We make" this "that we may live in peace" |
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The maiden name of Julia Howe, who's famous for her "hymn" |
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As minister to this country, Charles Francis Adams helped keep it neutral during the Civil War |
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He dedicated "The Waste Land" to Ezra Pound, whom he called the better craftsman |
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Besides being saints, Gabriel & Raphael are also these |
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Lambarene, Gabon is the site of the hospital established by this famed medical missionary |
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His 1st quote in Barlett's Quotations is, "The lamb... began to follow the wolf in sheep's clothing" |
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Runner who married marathoner Ron Tabb & then discus thrower Richard Slaney |
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The only American woman whose husband & son were both elected President |
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In Longfellow's poem, Paul Revere's ride took place "on the 18th of" this month, "in '75" |
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In September 1986 Desmond Tutu left his diocese in Johannesburg because he had been promoted to this |
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Plato said this science "compels the soul to look upward & leads us from this world to another" |
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Newspaper founder whose original name was Mary Morse Baker |
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He died a congressman on February 23, 1848 saying, "This is the last of Earth. I am content." |
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This lengthy poem about the Civil War won Stephen Vincent Benet the Pulitzer Prize in 1929 |
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Italian-American woman known as the "Saint of the Immigrants" |
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In its 28 years as an independent country, its only president has been Felix Houphouet-Boigny |
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Confucius advised, "Have no friends not equal to" this person |
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Coretta King's maiden name |
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"The Education of" this "Adams" is considered a classic in American literature |
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