Crosword Puzzle
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trennelsDoes anyone know the answer to the crossword clue in the morning paper (Times or Telegraph, I bet, not the Guardian) at Trennels in Falconer's Lure? It's 'Shakespeare said it 5,3'. I thought it might be an anagram from Fear No More but can't do it.
It's in Chapter 2 p38, my hardback copy when they're all sitting round the breakfast table and Kay's got the paper.
It's in Chapter 2 p38, my hardback copy when they're all sitting round the breakfast table and Kay's got the paper.
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Date: 2006-05-09 03:59 pm (UTC)Yessss. What occurs to me yet again is that our difficulty is that we don't know whether we're looking for.
Is it
an alternative phrase for "the poet spoke"
a direct quotation from Shakespeare
an anagram
a combination of two or all of those?