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Rubbers was the archivist and kept a list, but it's fallen into desuétude... I personally don't care if a word's been used before, even recently. As long as the clues are original, does it matter?
Well please forgive me if I am ever guilty of hesitation, repetition, and from time to time a little deviation
Rubbers was the archivist and kept a list, but it's fallen into desuétude... I personally don't care if a word's been used before, even recently. As long as the clues are original, does it matter?
In my view not in the slightest.
While I'm on do you want both Polish "shows" MP3'd?
Criminal daughter seems willing........................
Well please forgive me if I am ever guilty of hesitation, repetition, and from time to time a little deviation
You deviate all you like, duckie
"...the isle is full of noises,
Sounds and sweet airs, that give delight and hurt not.
Sometimes a thousand twangling instruments
Will hum about mine ears, and sometime voices..."
While I'm on do you want both Polish "shows" MP3'd?
Criminal daughter seems willing........................
Anton you
No - the second one worked fine and so I have that safely.
Hence I need just the Saturday one, if and she would be so very kind.
My best to antoniagould and I'll arrange for a suitable delivery of patisserie to the local young offenders' institution upon request
"...the isle is full of noises,
Sounds and sweet airs, that give delight and hurt not.
Sometimes a thousand twangling instruments
Will hum about mine ears, and sometime voices..."
I assume this is intended to complement 'The Indian Doctor' on BBC 1 (2.15-3.00 p.m. Monday to Friday this week). I've recorded the documentary and will watch it once I've seen the final episode.
Norfy, I've never heard of The Indian Doctor and so was suitably confused at the start of the documentary about smallpox in Wales. If anyone finds themselves midway between Bristol and Gloucester then please pay a visit to Dr. Jenner's House at Berkeley which is a fascinating museum about smallpox and vaccination (but not for the faint hearted) Also, Berkeley Castle is good (of Edward II and the red hot poker fame), the 36' deep dungeon is chilling. Ahem, as you were, on with the puzzles!
Norfy, I've never heard of The Indian Doctor and so was suitably confused at the start of the documentary about smallpox in Wales. If anyone finds themselves midway between Bristol and Gloucester then please pay a visit to Dr. Jenner's House at Berkeley which is a fascinating museum about smallpox and vaccination (but not for the faint hearted) Also, Berkeley Castle is good (of Edward II and the red hot poker fame), the 36' deep dungeon is chilling. Ahem, as you were, on with the puzzles!
'The Indian Doctor' is a daytime drama set in South Wales in the mid-1960s. The current, second series centres on a smallpox outbreak in a village where the local GP is a recently arrived Indian.
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