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Daily Telegraph Cryptic 28,407 Friday April 21St 2017

sapelesam | 11:32 Fri 21st Apr 2017 | Crosswords

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An eight-day celebration-one goes from do to do.(6) ?C?A?E Thought I had finished this over breakfast, should have gone to Specsavers.

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Octave

Question Author

Many thanks Danny, I was expecting you, however could you parse it please.

Sorry Sam, haven't managed to parse it but it is correct.

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Wow, that's a surprise, I'll try BigDave.

Let me know if he has it please.

aelmpvw

do to do is an octave

do(h) to do(h) is a musical octave - double def

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Been to BigDave and I'm even more confused, you should have a look and see if it makes any sense to you.

Ah, I'm not musical enough, thanks ael.

ael has it ^^^

..and the first 8 days of easter are known in the church as an octave

Mick-the-Miller

The Festival day and the following seven days are known as an octave.

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Daily Telegraph Cryptic 28,407 Friday April 21St 2017

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