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EV 846 Three Fours
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Just struggling with 24d, any hints would be appreciated. Thanks. I am assuming the title is also thematic, but cant see anything appropriate.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Wonder if anyone could help me with a clue for my last one, 8d? I know I'm going to kick myself but have been trying to work it out for hours. I have 10 of the eleven clues so assume this is the final one.
Have also played about with 12th Night and have also noted there are 4 clues starting with P, including the unnumbered one, 4 starting with a vowel, and, if 8d starts with a consonant, four with consonants other than P. But that seems very weak.
Have also played about with 12th Night and have also noted there are 4 clues starting with P, including the unnumbered one, 4 starting with a vowel, and, if 8d starts with a consonant, four with consonants other than P. But that seems very weak.
I'm glad everyone is as confused as I am about the title. The removals from each clue seem to have no connection (apart from the obvious) as they come from different works and different types of work. Could it be musical? How I can't imagine - I am merely clutching at that miniscule straw floating past...............................
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Sorry DocHH, ginger Mog has not come up trumps this time. Had a quick glance through the complete works thereof last night, but nothing leapt out and throttled me, will have a closer look later. Have just spent a freezing hour sorting out the new AAngus delivery for the freezer and am having a hot Marmite break before I go back and finish putting up the orders.
This title is really annoying me, I hope someone has a blinding flash of insight soon.
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This title is really annoying me, I hope someone has a blinding flash of insight soon.
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Pleased to there are still 3 of us on the case! While walking for the paper this morning, I was wondering how devious Jophu could be. Concluded, perhaps wrongly we need to insert a word rather than subtract a word from the title to make any sense of the title.
Could the first or second E of the title be followed by V, then stand alone as a pair of letters, and could any removed word end in O, so OF OURS. I then went on To HeRE, trying to insert the moor, plus other combinations , none of which has proved successful.
Spent a lot of time yesterday on Talking Newspaper things, so felt suitably distracted to return to EV this afternoon. However I think I need to have alternative and definitely lateral thinking prompting please!
Could the first or second E of the title be followed by V, then stand alone as a pair of letters, and could any removed word end in O, so OF OURS. I then went on To HeRE, trying to insert the moor, plus other combinations , none of which has proved successful.
Spent a lot of time yesterday on Talking Newspaper things, so felt suitably distracted to return to EV this afternoon. However I think I need to have alternative and definitely lateral thinking prompting please!
Thinking of charactors with an O the redoubtable Duke....................................hang on a minute I have had a brainstorm...........3 x 4 = 12 doesn't it? So, Sir Toby & Malvolio, what about your liege lord and his title? What do you think chaps & chapesses? Must be the Marmite working at last!
Regret you are being a bit too devious for me Devadolly. My knowledge of the Classics is very limited. I'd previoudly thought of an oblique reference to 12th night, which must have been close in the calender on sunday, but how does your Duke fit in to the title to give a phrase or something even semiliterate!! Keep pondering, nattering and chattering!
ps Chap!
ps Chap!
DocHH a main charactor in 12th Night has a name both beginning and ending with O, that thought came from your suggestion that the title may have the removal of a word ending with an O + your reference to the moor. Haven't tried any clever stuff with anagramming it, leave that to you! That however, has strained my brain to breaking point!
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