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Polymath 480

Spriggins | 18:13 Sat 20th Dec 2008 | Crosswords

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Shakespeare's obliquely: ? ???n?e
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2 Go to Canossa

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Thank you both. Unfortunately I'm still stuck on the Australian wicket-keeper who played in 51 tests between 1957-1965: g?o?t

Grout (Wally I think)

Yes it was !!!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wally_Grout

Isn't Shakespeare's obliquely A SCONCE?

Or is it "A Skance". Only questioning because the answer was given previously as "A Sconce" and it wasn't queried at the time.

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Thank you everyone. Finished at last!

14d. Grand Atelier

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