Bard of Avon and the puzzle of morisontal hints
Answering the previous puzzle, the Bard of Avon is identified as William Shakespeare. The page lists clues across horizontal and vertical entries, with referential hints to Shakespearean works, periods, and associated terms.
Two Big Eyes In The Woods Owl Story
Bedtime tale in a woodland setting where Baby Bunty and friends hear a hooting sound. Bunty spots two large eyes in a tree and Uncle Wiggily identifies the culprit as a night owl with big eyes. The scene centers on curiosity and a gentle animal mystery.
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Baby Bunty
Owl Big Eyes Driven Off By Crow Hunters
Uncle Wiggily and the rabbits fear an owl named Big Eyes in daytime danger. Mr Caw Caw and six crow friends chase the owl from the tree, then Big Eyes retreats to a hollow, allowing the rabbits to safely play in the woods. Uncle Wiggily promises next about Decoration Day.
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Uncle
Big Eyes
Jingle
Mr. Longears
Jangle
Caw Caw
Crow Bird
Mr. Caw Caw
Uncle Wiggily
Notable Nativity and planetary influences noted
A horoscope notes a favorable state of affairs for those in positions of influence and diplomacy. It predicts success for people with birthdays, aided by influential friends, corporations, or secret societies, and advises tact over direct action. Notable nativity mentioned: Peter the Great.
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Peter the Great
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Morisontal
Avena
Persia
Heaven
Bard OF Avon
Macbeth
Bedtime
Jindle
Tommie
Joie Kat
Janie
Bunty
Jole Kat
Orphan Rabbit
Pussy Cat Boys
Ankie
Bunfy
Rabbit
SUD Quality
Thimble Theater
Popeye
Mister Sphank
BY Genevieve Kemble
State of
Iowa
Linn County
Vinceno Hadac
Aryandale
Y H. Kubicek
Henry
Carl AnDerson
BASE
SYL Abner
al. Gap
Hamlin
Jon
Dinny
Joe Palooka
Ham Fisher
Kret I
Little Annie Rooney
Pete
Boots
Wie
BY Brandon Walsh
Pratt Cox
Cerreni
Martin
Torn
Crane
Arent CO
Obaby
Golden Dreams
George McManus
Demijohn