Crossword Clue: Start of a short-story title (aptly rendered) that first appeared December 16, 1865

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• ___ Lord's Prayer
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• Featured article hidden in this puzzle's nine longest answers
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• Start of an Anne Lamott quotation
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• Start of many a title
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• Start of many titles
• Start of most John Grisham book titles
• Second Constitution word
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• Up-creek connector
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• When doubled, a British band
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Recent Usage of Start of a short-story title (aptly rendered) that first appeared December 16, 1865 in Crossword Puzzles

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• Chronicle of Higher Education - Dec. 18, 2015

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