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Christmas

these annoying dingbats

Just got hold of the Pendleside Dingbats I have read you all talk about I get the drift of a few, not usually my thing, but can you help me with the following

Dont get how you get "Bob Cratchit" from "Cratchi" no 30

And what or who is "Wexford Carol" No 23 if I have it right

also cant work out
Numbers 11, 12 & 48

11 = Gerrge VI is written over Bethlehem's 747

12 = (First line) - Or bring (Or is large and Bring is small)
(second Line) - coronet coronet
(third line) - hymn a profit

48 = Bartett (Not a clue on this one)


hunny sprout  Sun 09/12/07 07:05
BabsG
Sun 09/12/07
08:40
Excellent Rating
Bob means to cut short.
There is a Wexford carol.
Think what else 747 can be.
Can't help with the last two sorry.
vicmarion
Sun 09/12/07
13:20
Excellent Rating
12. Gold we bring to crown him king
48. Pere Noel (Bartlett pears with no L)

Legolassie
Mon 10/12/07
16:12
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Hi No. 12 is Gold we bring to crown him AGAIN (profit)
rogerr
Mon 10/12/07
16:15
Excellent Rating
11 Born is the King on Bethlehem's plain
hunny sprout
Tue 11/12/07
09:57

Question Author

thanks for that - but how do you get gold from?
squarebear
Tue 11/12/07
09:58
Good rating
"Or" means gold.
hunny sprout
Fri 14/12/07
00:24

Question Author

you are all great helps thank you been tearing my hair out . . ok. . 1 more No 29 been told it is easy but my so called mates wont help think they like torturing me. its the Noel Ho Ho! Ha Ha! He He! Hic! one . . is it so obvious am I missing something?
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