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TLS Crossword 745

pcoles | 13:36 Mon 16th Jun 2008 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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22 down Field offering for ladies (5) A-E-D

I am thinking it refers to Michael Field (the poet) but can't find the reference. Any offers?

mon exp

Pick Me Up Crossword 16a

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cecilope

Are you certain these letters are correct? There are very few words that would fit and none seem to have anything to do with the clue. See www.onelook.com using search pattern A?E?D

pcoles

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The A comes from "Monsarrat" (Belgian town and Turkish mountain excluding a war novelist); the E from "Tolled" (Said to have narrated what the bells did); and the D from "Neruda" (South American poet, sadly unread).

I don't think any of these are wrong...

slaney

Nathan Field..wrote Amends for Ladies in 1610
it's plural though..

Rapparee

See a previous thread:

TLS 745

where this clue was mentioned.

pcoles

Question Author

Thanks. I was led astray by assuming it was Michael Field the female poet who published under a man's name...

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