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Saturday Independent 7980

aptrefor | 15:00 Sat 12th May 2012 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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20d must surely be "rouble" - but I can't follow the reasoning. Can anybody help,please?

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boxtops

what's the clue, please? then we can all have a go!

Question Author

Hi boxtops! Clue is "14's coinage in books European collected". The answer to 14 is undoubtedly "Edward Lear".

pobble

Question Author

Should have said I have ?o?b?e. Pretty sure all correct.

Pobble ( a word coined by Lear)

Ah, I remember that:

"The Pobble who had no toes,
Had once as many as we.
But his Aunt Jemima made him drink
Lavender water tinged with pink..."

Pole = european around BB = books

Question Author

Pobble it is! Thanks to all.

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