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[lashley]

help please 1a abrasive in having advantage over often luckless schemers 6 P?????
4a wife,free to enter church after time,makes bit of history8 ?W??????
9a like some ancient scripts amusing writer keeps at home 6 L?????
10a one's less than flexible pole and feather duster ? 8 ?T??????
thanks

[bibblebub]

9a) linear

[ubasses]

10 stickler

[bibblebub]

1a) pumice

[bibblebub]

4a) t w open ce

[lashley]

many thanks

[mazie]

great answer for 4a bibble

[bibblebub]

took long enough to twig it, mazie

[mazie]

It must have done. I've worked my little socks off and still couldn't get it...Mucho admiration Yoda.

[bibblebub]

much headache it will bring

[mazie]

only if the force you forget ;o)

[bibblebub]

these aren't the clues you're looking for, you can go about your business, move along

[ichkeria]

'Twopence' is still legal tender unless I've misunderstood.

[mazie]

when did you last see one ichkeria ?

[bibblebub]

but it's also, historically, a former British silver coin, now only coined as Maundy money http://www.tfd.com/twopence

[ichkeria]

A bit unfair still I think. All the more impressive to work it out!
I suppose we don't really call 2p pieces (which I see most days!) 'twopences' tho' that is what they are