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Daily Telegraph - Dickens of a Christmas?

kaj | 01:00 Thu 29th Dec 2005 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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Finally finished both crosswords (24/12 and 26/12) today, but I wondered if anyone could please clarify what the task is?

Are we meant to list the two characters that feature in each of Dickens's five listed stories?

e.g. A Christmas Carol - character name, character name.

The Cricket of the Hearth - character name, character name.

and the same for the other 3 stories etc. or is there more expected than that?

Many thanks for any help!

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cliffyg

yes that's what i have done

kaj

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Many thanks cliffyg.

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