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Spec 1901

Sarrie | 17:51 Fri 13th Feb 2009 | Crosswords

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Help! Solved clues but can't find quotation in my copy of Brewers. Bored with it now! Is 11a 3,7 or 5,5 ? Hints on the broad side pl.

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BobHWW

11a is 4,6. If I were you I wouldn't bother with Brewers - too many different editions. Quotation is easily Googled using obvious theme words.

Sarrie

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Thank you but the penny still hasn't dropped.
Ihave b.yd...y.h Is this correct ?

dr b

your letters are correct. Wikipedia may prove helpful, if you keep in mind what Saturday is.

The 16 word quotation is made up- in clue order
18d 3.4 3
28d 2.5
42a 10. 3
21d 4.5
11a 4.6
1d 5.
6d 2. 5
22d 3.4

http://www.credoreference.com/entry.do?id=6754 538&hh=1&secid=.

bathtub

That link requires a subscription, Mysterons.

This one should work:
http://www.alphadictionary.com/goodword/word/v alentine

Sarrie

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Thank you all for the trouble you have taken to put me out of my misery. I suspected it might be Geoffrey but couldn't find
the quote.

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