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Yls 503

aeronut | 19:55 Fri 24th Nov 2023 | Crosswords

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To Toorak

Using your L as in look lively.I am stumped with 12dn(an 1815 poem about space travel 3,2,6)

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Rte Guide Crossword 48 Friday November 24Th 2023

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Ode to Apollo - Keats

19:56 Fri 24th Nov 2023

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Toorak

Ode to Apollo - Keats

aeronut

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Sorry it's TLS 1503

Ode to Apollo

https://www.poetry.com/poem/23407/ode-to-apollo

Toorak

http://keats-poems.com/ode-to-apollo/

aeronut

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Thanks again

FleshpotsOfDevon

My last two clues -

A rostrum is where you might learn to conduct (3) R?M

A novelist writing flipping newspapers, in part (1,1,4) ?/S/?A?P

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Toorak

Rcm - royal college of music (though not 100% sure)

t s garp - the world according to garp (John Irving)

rage inside pt (part) all reversed

Toorak

Rags not rage !

Toorak

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_World_According_to_Garp_(film)

Toorak

Better link

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_World_According_to_Garp

FleshpotsOfDevon

I did think of Garp...

RCM seems logical given "learn to conduct".

Toorak

I think 4d is RAM - I found this meaning of rostrum:

the curved end of a ship's prow

especially : the beak of a war galley

and this meaning of ram:

a warship with a heavy beak at the prow for piercing an enemy ship

so Royal academy of music rather than royal college of music

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