Crossword Clue: The Morlocks' victims in a Wells book
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- Biblical name
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- French saint: Dec. 1
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- Cliff-dwelling race in a 2002 film
- Fodder for the Morlocks
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- Captive race in ''The Time Machine''
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- H.G. Wells folk
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- Novel people of the future
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- Victims in "The Time Machine"
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- Literary race likened to "fatted cattle"
- Name in Mark 15:34
- Meek race created by H.G. Wells
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- Patron saint of goldsmiths
- Patron saint of metalworkers
- Peaceful, not-so-smart race in "The Time Machine"
- Peaceful people of 802,701 A.D.
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- Leisure class in "The Time Machine"
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- Prey for Morlocks
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- Repeated word in Mark 15:34 that means "my God"
- Morlock counterpart
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- Morsels for Morlocks
- They "had decayed to a mere beautiful futility": Wells
- Surface-dwelling race in "The Time Machine"
- Word repeated before "lama sabachthani" in Mark 15
- Simple people in a Wells novel
- Simple race of fiction
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- They were "mere fatted cattle" in an 1895 novel
- Weena was one
- Weena's fictional race
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- Weena's people, in "The Time Machine"
- Weena's race, in a Wells novel
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- Spoiled sci-fi race
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- Wells' blond race
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- Sci-fi leisure class
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- Sci-fi race with pointed chins, large eyes, and small mouths and ears
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- Slaves of the Morlocks, in fiction
- Slaves of the Morlocks
- Time Machine folks
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- "Time Machine" race
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- New York Times - Sept. 21, 1985
