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F Descriptive moniker for a heavenly person.
INSIDE: Bilbo was sent to find this kind of information. (A box without hinges, key or lid)
NEVER: Five of these make one line of pentameter in ‘King Lear.’ (What has roots as nobody sees?)
AMROTH: He appears to have shared Shelley’s and Ophelia’s fate. (An elven-maid there was of old)
LIE: Deceive or lounge – doubly satanic? (Oliphaunt)
LUTHIEN: She’s in the loo, we hear! And quite mixed up. (Farewell sweet earth and northern sky)
I Two prepositions? Goes before the woods, musically.
N A sailor is a little confused at the parting word.
E A riser loses, initially, but the sun rises here.
S Spectacles with publicity inside? Gloomy things, though!
What was Earendil called in a final line?
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