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·Well done 👏 penny refers to year of publication.
Another good puzzle 👍
REBUS puzzles
Another good puzzle 👍
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blubarb
··IG: #blubarb19😎 Book title
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TasMike
·My first guess would be Dostoevsky 'The Idiot', but that only uses part of the first and second clues.
ФЁДОР (Fedor) I took to be Fyodor (Dostoevsky) and only the Id from the Freud clue and ending with IoT
... so all I ended up with was Fedor Idiot - and the rest was a guess.
ФЁДОР (Fedor) I took to be Fyodor (Dostoevsky) and only the Id from the Freud clue and ending with IoT
... so all I ended up with was Fedor Idiot - and the rest was a guess.
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··IG: #blubarb19My first guess would be Dostoevsky 'The Idiot', but that only uses part of the first and second clues.
ФЁДОР (Fedor) I took to be Fyodor (Dostoevsky) and only the Id from the Freud clue and ending with IoT
... so all I ended up with was Fedor Idiot - and the rest was a guess.
Fedor is correct. I meant to use the cyllic translation for the article THE but forgo to change it. Sorry for that confusion.
FREUD: ID
IOT - internet of things
Congrats 👏 👏 👏
I have been trying to listen to it on Audible and it's been tough, but now that i am slowly getting a handle on who is who I am settling into it.
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blubarb
··IG: #blubarb19It will be a wonder if this is solved quickly 😉
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blubarb
··IG: #blubarb19That was quick - did you pick up the "wonder" clue I dropped?
Hmmmmm.....
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Hmmmmm.....
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JimInOz
··Melbourne AustraliaAll I got was roam America on your bronco and don't miss the signs.
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Charlemagne1333
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··IG: #blubarb19
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Canuck
·Part of this rebus is the rime (rhyme) of the ancient mariner by Samuel Taylor Coleridge. But I don’t”t understand the duplicate clues.
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TasMike
·It came to me... grammar... the is the definite article.
Solved by Canuck
Solved by Canuck
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··IG: #blubarb19Well done guys! I was hoping the definite article might be the red herring that kept you slightly off the scent. The title of the poem's spelling of Rime is I believe edition correct for the first print. I found a copy of the original poem's title and it was RIME - looking a bit deeper (Strunk & White) and the OED I found that Historically rime was used in the context of poetry, such as in the title of the Samuel Taylor Coleridge poem.
Congrats to Canuck for the overall solve 🏆🏆🏆🏆
and to TM for the resolve of the ART-TICKLE = article 🏆🏆🏆🏆
Congrats to Canuck for the overall solve 🏆🏆🏆🏆
and to TM for the resolve of the ART-TICKLE = article 🏆🏆🏆🏆
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·Well done guys! I was hoping the definite article might be the red herring that kept you slightly off the scent. The title of the poem's spelling of Rime is I believe edition correct for the first print. I found a copy of the original poem's title and it was RIME - looking a bit deeper (Strunk & White) and the OED I found that Historically rime was used in the context of poetry, such as in the title of the Samuel Taylor Coleridge poem.
Congrats to Canuck for the overall solve 🏆🏆🏆🏆
and to TM for the resolve of the ART-TICKLE = article 🏆🏆🏆🏆
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·Don't know him, but know of him. Local medico.
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