Referring Clues

• Mary's pet
• Naive one
• Follower of Mary
• Sweetie
• Gentle one
• Innocent
• One of 28-Across's charges
• Mary's follower, in verse
• Gyro meat
• Lion's antithesis
• Easter entrée
• Suckling sheep
• Easter serving
• Gentle animal
• Souvlaki meat
• Many a roast
• Baby in wool?
• Ewe's baby
• Meat on a kabob, maybe
• Easily swindled sort
• Dish that's often roasted
• Mild-mannered type
• Symbol of gentleness
• Souvlaki need
• Part of a gyro
• Mary had a little one
• Mary's follower
• Fleecy babe
• Exemplar of innocence
• Moussaka ingredient
• Little bighorn
• Gyros meat
• Meek one
• Moussaka meat
• Chops for dinner
• Petting zoo baby
• Chop meat
• Innocent one
• White-fleeced animal of rhyme
• Symbol of innocence
• Meat in the Near Eastern dish kibbe
• *"... out like a ___"
• Petting zoo animal
• Essayist who wrote "Lawyers, I suppose, were children once"
• Gentle creature
• It went everywhere Mary did
• Meat with mint jelly
• Jesus, ___ of God
• Young sheep
• Petting-zoo baby
• Ram's child
• Ram's offspring
• Gyro ingredient
• Ewe's little one
• One in a flock
• Ewe's offspring
• Irish stew ingredient
• Kabob choice
• Gentle, innocent type
• Paragon of meekness
• Nursery rhyme pet
• Flock youngster
• Sacrificial offering
• Chop source, perhaps
• Symbol of obedience
• Souvlaki ingredient
• Mary's possession
• Lion's trusting companion
• Easter entr%C3%A9e
• Kebab meat
• Baby sheep
• Pastoral youngster
• Sheep's kin
• Jesus, ___ of God
• Gyro staple
• Ewe's youngster
• Certain souvlaki meat
• Mary's pet?
• Petting-zoo animal
• Pet of rhyme
• Kind of chop
• fold member
• Wee woolly one
• New ewe
• Its "fleece was white as snow"
• Flock member
• Farm animal
• Easy dupe
• Young ewe
• Irish stew meat
• Child of 54-Across
• Gentle as a ___
• Easter symbol
• Gentle soul
• Elia's real name
• Ovine baby
• Cote member
• Stew meat
• Offspring of a 42 Across
• Popular Easter dish
• Gentle person
• Follower of Mary, in a nursery rhyme
• Baby bleater
• School visitor of rhyme
• One younger than ewe?
• Traditional Easter fare
• Innocence exemplar
• Mary's charge
• It's white and innocent
• Innocence symbol
• Sweet-tempered type
• Black sheep, once
• Newcomer to the flock
• Border collie's charge
• Gentle sort
• Nativity scene figure
• Chop meat?
• Coleridge contemporary
• Start of an Easter prayer
• Woolly animal
• ___ of God (epithet for Jesus)
• Traditional Easter entree
• Animal "lost" inside the answer at 36-Across
• Gentle farm animal
• Sheepish one
• Ewe's child
• Shish kebab meat
• Very soft fleece source
• Sweet-tempered sort
• Coleridge friend
• Farm baby
• Meat found in gyros
• Gentle sort, and the March-weather counterpart to 1 Across
• Ewe youth
• Gentle as a
• Entree choice
• Mallory Lewis puppet
• Kabob meat
• Rack of ___
• Mary's creature
• Meat often served with mint jelly
• Essayist Charles
• Dish with mint jelly
• Dish served with jelly
• Wolf prey
• Shepherd's charge
• Petting zoo youngster
• Woolly youngster
• Souvlaki choice
• Souvlaki meat, often
• Ram descendant
• Term of endearment
• Gyro filler
• Crèche figure
• Meat in many gyros
• Norman's last name on "It's Your Move"
• Staple of Greek cuisine
• Meadow infant
• Shari Lewis's puppet pal, ___ Chops
• Sacrificial ___
• One devoted to Mary?
• "Tales from Shakespeare" co-writer
• Woolly infant
• Meat of which Australia is among the largest producers
• Pasture baby
• Meadow baby
• ___ chop
• Ram's youngster
• "Mary Had a Little ___"
• Ewe's babe
• Little innocent
• Mild-mannered one
• Petting zoo critter
• Essayist requiring meat
• Rogan josh ingredient
• "The ___ Lies Down on Broadway" (Genesis)
• Sweet and innocent child
• Young farm animal
• Noted essayist - symbol of innocence
• Writer destined for the chop?
• Young creature
• Little 4 in way to fulfil ambition
• Give birth to male in experimental site
• Charles, young and innocent!
• Meat
• Beastly young spy boss trespassing on Q Division?
• Young ram
• Strike by leading British writer
• Writer maybe for the chop
• City doctor and writer
• Sacrificial animal to beat back, initially
• Common gyro ingredient
• Rack serving
• Easter entree
• Souvlaki ingredient, often
• With “The,” Blake poem from “Songs of Innocence”
• Ewe's young
• The French finally acclaim British meat
• Left in the morning with British essayist
• "Foot" is how Brummie introduced himself, initially?
• 23, as in pot scoffed by Greek character
• Metal band ___ of God
• What "Lies Down on Broadway," to Genesis
• Ewe's output
• Common kebab meat
• Juvenile sheep
• Country kid?
• Charles wrote a lot in the lab
• Mary follower
• Epitome of gentleness
• Wee sheep
• See 27
• Ewe kid
• Woolly babe
• Main ingredient in the dish lechazo
• Woolly creature
• Meat for a famous essayist
• Animal featured in William Blake's Songs of Innocence (1789)
• Rung #4 of the ladder
• Rich meat
• Essayist with the pen name Elia
• Woolly one
• Jesus, in a metaphor
• Bleating babe
• Meat in much moussaka
• Meat in a rack
• Animal on Easter cards
• Pasture youngster
• Bleating youngster
• Red meat
• Title critter in Blake's "Songs of Innocence"
• Mary's "little" pet
• Sheep
• Youngster on a farm
• Rogan josh meat
• Mary's pet, in a nursery rhyme
• "Innocent" baby animal
• Bleating baby
• Poet, young and innocent
• Very gentle animal
• Baby ram
• Mary's was little
• "I Know This Much Is True" author Wally
• Meat in Irish stew
• ___ to the slaughter
• Mariah Carey fan
• "In like a lion, out like a ___" (March adage)
• Baby animal that rhymes with its father
• Mary's critter
• Meat in some chops
• Mary's buddy
• Flock infant
• Meat common in Greek cuisine
• Baby in a wool coat?
• Meat in Qabeli palaw
• March 1 : lion :: March 31 : ___
• Meat in merguez sausage
• Gentle farm creature
• Meat in tave kosi
• Woolly baby
• Petting zoo cutie
• Epitome of docility
• Innocent sort
• What a shepherd may shepherd