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NW3Nutter | 11:39 Sun 09th Dec 2012 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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1d Books Shakespeare put in bag no good to the nation (8) ??T???N? and2d Child, say, up on old battle cry (8) ??R???M?. Only a couple more. Many thanks.

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meant to add o-old, -minor -child,eg-say -up meaning backwards

11:46 Sun 09th Dec 2012

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quinie

2 Geronimo

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Thanks Quinie - should have got it.

quinie

meant to add o-old, -minor -child,eg-say -up meaning backwards

2d.Geronimo?

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Thanks DannieK13 - got that one. Still stewing over Shakespeare and his books!

quinie

1d Botswana?

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Don't get it - except for the nation.

shoota

Do you have any more crossing clues for 1d?

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No shoots - ??T?W?N? I can see Botswana fits in beautifully, just don't understand why!

shoota

Bag without g (good) gives you the BA

shoota

OTS Old testaments

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Thanks Shoots.

shoota

Difficult to parse - cant really get the WAN......

quinie

Thanks,shoota, for giving the explanation.I had to answer the phone.

quinie

Hi,shoota, OT-books. SWAN-Shakespeare's theatre

shoota

Well done Q, was beginning to think that SWAN must have a Shakespeare connection but didn't know about The Swan. :-)
Onward and upward....

glasman

Shakespeare was described as the Swan of Avon.

quinie

Yes,glasman,I've just remembered he was called that.Think there's a book with that title.All is now clear!

quinie

I often get an answer then have to figure out it fits.lol

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