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tonta

13th November 2015, 13:17


Had thought of "Angle", but in light of how difficult I found other clues
I thought not.
Would not have got "Island". Nor did I see the anagram.

Thanks a lot.

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tevor

13th November 2015, 13:17
loci sounds better - low key.
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tevor

13th November 2015, 13:19
i see scorpiojo already has done the other one too.
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tonta

13th November 2015, 13:36


Thank you so much, Scorpiojo and Tevor.
With all the help you have given, I now might be able to give more letters to the answers! Although as I said at the beginning, many clues contain numbers / figures, and it's not clear whether they refer to other clues.


Snake's eaten 'enrietta! _ D _ E _ ( Adder? Why?)

Language not used by this Frenchman (6)

_ A _ _ _ _
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tevor

13th November 2015, 13:39
pascal??
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tevor

13th November 2015, 13:49
eaten 'enrietta! - sounds like 'ad 'er (had her)??
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tonta

13th November 2015, 14:23
Line sure to find 13s (4,4) S _ _ _ / _ _ L _
(The answer to 13 has been suggested as "Angle")

Plato developed with timeless myth, or 8 or 22 (8)

_ _ L _ _ _ _ _
Answer to 8 - Newton; answer to 22 - Pascal
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chrise

13th November 2015, 14:25
POLYMATH

anagram PLATO MY(t)H
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malone

13th November 2015, 14:33
Line sure....... Sine Rule, anagram. I don't know what it means but sine is a mathematical word, so maybe angles are involved?
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tonta

13th November 2015, 14:39


Malone, thanks so much for that. Red-faced now because I had
letters written out as an anagram!
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