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Talking, We Hear, Gave Rise To This Little Known Literary Fellow. (6) -O-B-T

woodwork | 19:15 Thu 18th Dec 2014 | Crosswords

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Talking, we hear, gave rise to this little known literary fellow. (6)

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Gavmacp

?Hobbit

Hoppit

bert_h

Definitely HOBBIT, because 'talking' can sound like 'Tolkien'.

Has to be 'Hobbit'[. 'Talking' homophone 'Tolkein'. Bit baffled by 'little known', but if you say 'little, known literary figure' it makes sense.

aelmpvw

hobbit is little :-)

Hobbit

It's Hoppit (it's in the wrong section)

Was it a Freudian Slip posting this in Ed's Blog? The Hobbit, like the Ed, was a gnome of sorts

Dog gone

Are you on the right thread, bruce?

http://everydayfunnyfunny.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/12/missing-dog-found-notice.jpg

Calibax

I agree it's Hobbit but in what garbled accent is 'Talking' a homophone of 'Tolkein'?

♫ Everybodys Tolkein at me
I don't hear a word they're saying...♪

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SK8o7IlogOc

Frank97

Somerset?
I can imagine a few round here that would make both words sound the same.

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