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midhurst | 22:39 Sat 21st Jan 2006 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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ID. she projects platonic Sabbaths in Edinburgh.

P. Pound began 74-84 here.

B. where wild beasts are au fait with art nouveau.

Desperate for some help please.

Guardian 23,669 (21/1/2006)

dt sat 21/01

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Dinkypuzzled

ID - I believe to be Isadora Duncan. As I posted last month, she died tragically strangled by her scarf. A student in Edinburgh suffered almost the same fate on a rickshaw-type bicycle for courting couples.(?)

P - for Pisa. Ezra Pound wrote Cantos 74-84 there.

B. Could it be somewhere elephants are/were given the chance to paint?

Dinkypuzzled

Try Beijing for 'elephant' artists.

midhurst

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very many thanks Dinky.I can rest now.

thanks again

EllyD

Isabel Dalhousie - main character in "Sunday Philosophy Club" a novel set in Edinburgh. The platonic bit must refer to Plato - ancient Greek philosopher.

midhurst

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thanks Elly

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