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Guardian 23858

Aperio | 11:54 Fri 01st Sep 2006 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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Can anyone explain:
Baker to friends, with Southern general North in records (Candle Ends)
Comment of friend on the web (Woof)
Many thanks Aperio

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number 2 was explained the other day :
man's best friend is a dog who says "woof"; spinning terms warp and weft ( or woof)

Records= CDS

General = Lee+ N (north)

With= And

C and leen ds.......I think the clue was bellman not baker !

and + Lee + N in CDs. I don't know about the Baker bit...the butcher, the baker & candle-stick maker?

The hunting of the Snark.... Bellman

Thank you, Kayakamina, for explaining this. I hate not really understanding the answer!

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