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TLS Crossword 936

walgraver | 16:23 Thu 02nd Aug 2012 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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15A - Allways he wrote (7), I have N?C?O?S (Beverley ?) Nichols ?
21A - Smiles created obligation (4) I have A?T?. Should this be Duty by Samuel Smiles ? In which case am I wrong with Captain Bobadil for 1D ? or is this another TLS boob ?
22A - Snare, say, for creator of unadorned verse (4) I have ?E?B No ideas on this

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Airedale Occupations quiz.

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slaney

15a Yes Nichols - Allways -his trilogy.
22a Wordplay suggests Webb, but can't find reference yet.

slaney

Duty looks OK for 21a.
Have you the clue for 1d? I can't see it on the Times crossword site.

walgraver

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Slaney - it's not the Times, it's the Times Literary Supplement. The clue is 'Dickens officer a brave Liberal, we're told ' (7,7) Captain Bobadil fits the clue as Dickens played this character in the play 'Every Man in his Humour' but doesn't fit the description of Bobadil in the literature. Thanks for Webb - it's probably right.

slaney

The TLS is usually in there too, but the last one is 935.
Captain Boldwig - Pickwick Papers

NC4BBQ

22a looks like WEBB, since a web is a snare, but I don't know which Webb wrote unadorned verse.

NC4BBQ

For "unadorned verse," Simple Poems for Quiet Reading by Doris E Webb may work.

highbury57

1 left. 18a? o-u-i-t.Or do I have something wrong.

NC4BBQ

Better bet for "unadorned verse" by Webb:
"Naked Poems" by Phyllis Webb (b. 1927)

NC4BBQ

18a
OPULENT

walgraver

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Many thanks all !

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