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rony

17th April 2013, 19:02
10 across

Fleece keeper gets set back by Irish poet - 5 letters

a?t?s

3 down

Jack's jack in laureate verse - 3 and 5 letters

sea ?e?e? - looks like "sea level " but i need explanation



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chrise

17th April 2013, 19:43
Might the second be "Sea fever" (by the Poet Laureate John Masefield)?
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mamya

17th April 2013, 19:56
10 Aetes
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mamya

17th April 2013, 19:57
king and keeper of Golden Fleece

AE + set reversed
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rony

17th April 2013, 20:10
TY Chrise and Mamya
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chrise

17th April 2013, 20:10
Hi mamya
I saw the "set back", but why is AE an Irish poet?
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shooty

17th April 2013, 20:21
Hi Chrise, This should explain.

George William Russell (10 April 1867 – 17 July 1935) who wrote with the pseudonym Æ (sometimes written AE or A.E.), was an Irish nationalist, writer, editor, critic, poet, and artistic painter.

Also, good evening mamya : )
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chrise

17th April 2013, 20:22
Thanks, shooty - never heard of him.
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shooty

17th April 2013, 20:25
Ps, I am not disputing Aetes at all. But on both my reference pages the name has the spelling of 'Aeetes'.
Does the TLS stipulate a specific edition of the Oxford or Cambridge ?
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shooty

17th April 2013, 20:27
Me neither Chrise, thank goodness for google. : )
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