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Rspb Summer Quiz "make Yourself At Home" C/d 30/09
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Hi All, Dozey here again, just 3 to get. Help by clues please, not answers although 61 and 74 have got clues elsewhere on here, I am still no wiser!! All related to HOMES. Thank you.
11. Things weren't too good here (5,5)
61. Perhaps one of Horace's most famous cases (7,3,3,5,8,7) Fiction-Factory said Bailey is a clue? but sorry no wiser!
74. Despite his advocacy smith hanged (6,8,4) Fibonacci's clue was Brides-in-the-Bath which I have now read about but I can't fit 6,8,4 in anywhere?!
Thank you :o)
11. Things weren't too good here (5,5)
61. Perhaps one of Horace's most famous cases (7,3,3,5,8,7) Fiction-Factory said Bailey is a clue? but sorry no wiser!
74. Despite his advocacy smith hanged (6,8,4) Fibonacci's clue was Brides-in-the-Bath which I have now read about but I can't fit 6,8,4 in anywhere?!
Thank you :o)
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Correction: I've now thought of an answer for 11. Think of an author whose works seem to be particularly popular around Christmas and then explore his other writings.
00:56 Tue 26th Sep 2017
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OOPS!!
Since you only wanted CLUES , I hope that you've not read the ANSWERS I just posted (and which, with my moderator's hat on, I've also just removed). I really must learn to read questions properly before posting! Sorry!
Assuming that you still want clues, think of a fictional barrister whose first name was Horace (and who spent a great deal of time at the Old Bailey). Then find out the name of the case which he constantly referred to .
Now that you've got barristers in mind, switch from fiction to fact for your other answer.
Since you only wanted CLUES , I hope that you've not read the ANSWERS I just posted (and which, with my moderator's hat on, I've also just removed). I really must learn to read questions properly before posting! Sorry!
Assuming that you still want clues, think of a fictional barrister whose first name was Horace (and who spent a great deal of time at the Old Bailey). Then find out the name of the case which he constantly referred to .
Now that you've got barristers in mind, switch from fiction to fact for your other answer.