Crossword Clue: "A ___ of Two Cities"

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• TALE

Possibly related crossword clues for ""A ___ of Two Cities""

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• An account of incidents
• An angler may spin one
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• Anagram for teal
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• Anecdote
• Angler's account
• "A __ of Two Cities"
• "A ___ of Two Cities" (Charles Dickens novel)
• "A ___ of Two Cities" (Dickens novel)
• "A ___ of Two Cities"
• " . . . a ___ told by an idiot . . . "
• "A ____ of Two Cities"
• "A Bronx ____"
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• A fisher may spin one
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• A fisherman may spin one
• A fisherman might bring back a big one
• Beach Boys "There's a ___ about Christmas that you've all been told"
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• A likely story
• Any Poe story
• Any "Twilight Zone" episode
• ''A Prairie Home Companion'' feature
• Beatrix Potter work
• Beatrix Potter's "The __ of Peter Rabbit"
• Apologue, e.g.
• A tall one is exaggerated
• "A Winter's ___"
• Bedtime story
• Arctic Monkeys might tell a "Fake" one of San Francisco!
• Account from Scheherazade
• Account of incidents or events
• Account of incidents
• Account that joins words in seven of this puzzle's answers
• Account
• Asimov product
• Big lie
• Adventure story.
• Adventure story
• Atwood novel "The Handmaid's ---"
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• Atwood's "The Handmaid's ___"
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• Falsehood, sometimes
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• "Decameron" unit
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• Full amount
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• Fictional narrative
• Chaucer's "The Miller's ___"
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• It may be cautionary
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• Conte
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• Dickens wrote one about two cities
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• Division of Chaucer's masterwork
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• Cream might tell one of "Brave Ulysses"
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• Inside story found in five puzzle answers
• Malicious rumor
• Sting might tell a "Summoner's" one
• Sting song, often
• Novel presentation?
• “The ___ of Despereaux” (2004 Newbery winner)
• "The ___ of Peter Rabbit" (Beatrix Potter book)
• Many a Poe work
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• Output from Washington Irving
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• Whodunit, e.g.
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• "The Handmaid's ___" (Hulu series)
• "The Handmaid's ___" (Margaret Atwood novel)
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• Romance, e.g.
• Romance, perhaps
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• Something passed on from an old wife?
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• Queen "A Winter's ___"
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• Offering from the Brothers Grimm
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• Myth
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• "Rumpelstiltskin," e.g.
• "The Twilight Zone" episode, usually
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• Lamb product
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• Load of baloney
• Load of bunk
• Old wives' ___ (bit of folk wisdom)
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• Long story
• One can be tall
• Paul Bunyan account
• "Paul Bunyan and Babe the Blue Ox," e.g.
• Recital
• Recitation by Scheherazade
• Potter work
• One may be related to you
• One might be hard to believe
• One might be tall
• "Leatherstocking" piece
• Related thing
• Relation?
• Minstrel's offering
• Minstrel's recitation
• Legend
• Made-up story
• Primus might tell one "From the Punchbowl"
• "Peter Rabbit," for one
• Liar's forte
• Libelous account
• Lie, perhaps
• Lie
• Piece of gossip
• Piece of lore
• Malamud product
• The Wife of Bath has one
• "The Winter's __"
• "The Winter's ___" (Shakespeare play)
• "The Winter's ___"
• Woolly yarn
• Word after "tall" or "fairy"
• "Thereby hangs a ___"
• Washington Irving offering
• Saga
• Word in a Dickens title
• Word in an Atwood novel title
• Wayside Inn fare
• Word with fairy or tall
• Suspicious story
• Sample of folklore
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• Word with "folk" or "tall"
• Spellbinder
• Two cities' story
• Swift's tub opus
• Spinner's yarn
• Welty product
• This could become late if mixed-up
• This could become late if mixed up
• Scheherazade offering
• Scheherazade specialty
• Scheherazade's lifesaver
• Scheherazade's offering
• Scheherazade's recital
• Spun thing
• Spun yarn
• Woven piece
• Unbelievable story
• Uncle Remus offering
• What a fisherman might bring home even if he doesn't catch any fish
• Writing of Chaucer
• Tall __
• Tall ___
• Tall ___ (exaggerated story)
• Tall ___ (story that's hard to believe)
• Tall ___ (unlikely story)
• Tall ___ (yarn)
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• Tall writing?
• "Tall" yarn
• Taradiddle
• Yarn.
• Yarn from a pirate
• Yarn from an old pirate
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• Yarn that's spun
• Yarn that's spun?
• Yarn
• Unlikely story
• "Tattle" follower
• Tattle tail?
• Tattle tail
• Tattler's story
• Second word of a Dickens title
• When twisted, it could become late
• Snow job

Recent Usage of "A ___ of Two Cities" in Crossword Puzzles

We track a lot of different crossword puzzle providers to see where clues like ""A ___ of Two Cities"" have been used in the past.

Here are all of the places we know of that have used "A ___ of Two Cities" in their crossword puzzles recently:

• New York Times - Aug. 14, 2018
• Pat Sajak Code Letter - July 10, 2017
• USA Today - Jan. 26, 2016
• Universal Crossword - Jan. 19, 2016
• Universal Crossword - Sept. 1, 2015
• Daily Celebrity - May 20, 2014
• Universal Crossword - Jan. 18, 2014
• Washington Post - Nov. 26, 2009
• NY Sun - July 23, 2007
• New York Times - Nov. 18, 1985
• New York Times - Aug. 14, 1972

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