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POSSIBLE CLUES FOR "THINE" # Clue 1. "Set ___ house in order": Isa. 38:1 2. "To ___ own self be true" 3. Belonging to thee 4. "What is ___ is mine" 5. "Give every man ___ ear . . . ": Shak. 6. "To ___ own self be true": Shak. 7. Poetic possessive 8. "Not my will, but ___, be done": Luke 22:42 9. "For ___ is the kingdom . . . " 10. Biblically yours 11. Yours of yore 12. " . . . to ___ own self be true": Shak. 13. Yours, of yore 14. Yours, poetically 15. "___ Alone," V. Herbert song 16. "...only with ___ eyes" 17. Dated term for "yours" 18. Yours, once 19. Yours, old-style 20. Quaker's "yours" 21. "___ Is the Glory" (hymn) 22. What's now yours 23. Drink to me only with ___ eyes 24. Drink to me only with -- eyes 25. To _____ own self be true ("Hamlet" line) 26. ... ___ is the kingdom 27. To ___ own self be true 28. Your, in days of yore 29. For ___ is the kingdom...: Matthew 30. Yours, Biblically 31. Yours, of old 32. Yours, to King James 33. Drink to Me Only With __ Eyes 34. Yours 35. To __ own self... 36. Yours, long ago 37. Biblical possessive 38. To __ own self be true: "Hamlet" 39. To __ own self . . . 40. Were __ That Special Face 41. Drink to me only with __ eyes . . . 42. To __ own self be true 43. . . . __ is the kingdom . . . 44. Your of yore 45. Don't breathe a word of ___ 46. Old group whose members are all represented in this puzzle 47. ___ American Life 48. Just-once link 49. Like Jefferson on a list of presidents 50. Missing button in many an elevator 51. Jasper Fforde heroine ___ Next 52. '... -- a crowd' 53. Just one of -- things 54. Hitchcock's steps 55. That counterpart 56. Biblical "yours" 57. ... for ___ is the kingdom ... 58. Your, in Scripture 59. Set ___ house in order: Isa. 38:1 60. Give every man ___ ear . . . : Shak. 61. What is ___ is mine 62. To ___ own self be true: Shak. 63. Your, of yore 64. Not my will, but ___, be done: Luke 22:42 65. For ___ is the kingdom . . . 66. . . . to ___ own self be true: Shak. 67. Amish pronoun 68. Friend's word 69. ___ Alone, V. Herbert song 70. The hot corner 71. Biblical pronoun 72. It was once yours 73. Old pronoun 74. Rarely used pronoun 75. If ___ enemy be hungry... (Proverbs) 76. Possessive pronoun in an old hymn 77. Like whose eyes, in a Ben Jonson verse? 78. Quaker pronoun 79. Third word of Psalm 86 80. Of thee 81. ___ is the kingdom, and the power 82. "... ___ is the kingdom" 83. "... ___ is the kingdom..." 84. "... for ___ is the kingdom..." 85. "... to ___ own self be true": Shak. 86. "Drink to me only with ___ eyes" 87. "Drink to me only with -- eyes" 88. "Drink to me only with ___ eyes..." 89. "For ___ is the kingdom... " 90. "For ___ is the kingdom..." 91. "For ___ is the kingdom...": Matthew 92. "Give every man ___ ear... ": Shak. 93. "I Am ___ O Lord" (hymn) 94. "If ___ enemy be hungry..." (Proverbs) 95. "Know ___ enemy" 96. "To ___ own self be true" ("Hamlet" line) 97. "To ___ own self be true": "Hamlet" 98. "To ___ own self be true... " 99. "To ___ own self be true...": Shak. 100. "To ___ own self..." 101. "Were ___ That Special Face" 102. "Your" of yore 103. "Yours" of old 104. "___ Alone" 105. "___ Alone " V. Herbert song 106. "___ eyes I love..." (start of Shakespeare's Sonnet 132) 107. "___ is the kingdom and the power..." 108. "___ is the kingdom... " 109. 'For -- is the kingdom...' 110. 'To -- own self be true' 111. 'To ___ own self...' 112. '___ Alone' 113. Bible possessive 114. Convenient rhyme for "mine" in old poetry 115. Formerly yours 116. Friend's possessive 117. Friends' pronoun 118. It used to be yours? 119. It was once yours? 120. Like whose eyes in a Ben Jonson verse? 121. Lord's Prayer pronoun 122. Not mine 123. Not mine. 124. Opposite of fate 125. Poetic possessive. 126. Poetic pronoun. 127. Porter's "Were ___ That Special Face" 128. Possessive pronoun: Poetic. 129. Possessive. 130. Pronoun. 131. Quaker word 132. Shakespearean possessive 133. Shakespearean pronoun 134. This was yours once 135. What used to be yours? 136. What was once yours? 137. What was yours at one time? 138. Your slight error (5) 139. Your among Friends 140. Your biblically 141. Your in Scripture 142. Your in days of yore 143. Your in hymns 144. Your of yore 145. Your old-style 146. Your to a Quaker 147. Yours in the past 148. Yours once but not anymore? 149. Yours to a Quaker 150. Yours Biblically 151. Yours archaically 152. Yours in hymns 153. Yours in the King James Bible 154. Yours long ago 155. Yours of old 156. Yours of yore 157. Yours old-style 158. Yours once 159. Yours poetically 160. Yours to King James 161. Yours to Shakespeare 162. ``To ___ own self be true" 163. Know ___ enemy 164. For ___ is the kingdom ... 165. Drink to me only with ___ eyes ... 166. Drink to me only with ___ eyes... 167. More of quote 168. Doohickey 169. A hand for Morticia? 170. Rodin sculpture (with "The") 171. Use one's gray cells 172. It may be on top of pudding 173. It draws attention 174. Hazard for skaters 175. Noun, sometimes 176. Dashiell Hammett's last novel, with "The" 177. Suit with a vest 178. With _____ ring . . . 179. ___ Alone 180. Diluted 181. It's used for the sake of consistency 182. Wheat crackers 183. Bad trait for a politician 184. Third word of Psalm 86. 185. Luggage. 186. Of thee. 187. The ___ man. 188. First word of "Evangeline." 189. All the ___ You Are. 190. Single entity. 191. Office wall sign. 192. Jigamaree. 193. Tangible object. 194. Ironic twist to a one-word maxim. 195. A ___ (something worth knowing). 196. Creature, often "poor." 197. ___ twice (reconsider). 198. Rodin subject. 199. Detail. 200. Plato, for one. 201. Your, old-style 202. Possessive pronoun 203. Yours: Poet 204. Pronoun 205. Poetic pronoun 206. Possessive pronoun: Poetic 207. ___ is the kingdom 208. Give every man ___ ear ... : Shak. 209. ... to ___ own self be true: Shak.