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8/4/2019 Good Life Oct. 6
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CLUES ACROSS
1. Posttraumaticstress disorder
5. Brewed beverage
9. Where wineferments, abbr.
12. Rule, Britaniacomposer
13. Used to stopa vehicle
14. Macaws
15. Days (Spanish)
16. Liquid food dressings
17. A male ferret
18. Davenport
19. Hyperbolic cosecant
20. Accepted practice
22. A salt of
sulphuric acid24. Bombax ceiba
25. Rock
26. ____berry: bog fruit
27. Overdose
28. Madames
31. Marked bycomplexity of detail
33. Catbrier genus
34. 1/1000 of an ampere
35. A country in SE Asia
36. Satisfies fully39. Dimension
40. Bet
42. NW German seaport
43. An academic gown
44. Sour to the taste
46. Monkey
47. Comes to thesame value
49. Dry(esp. of vegetation)
50.
Vietnam VeteransMemorial artist
51. Napped leather
52. Mild yellowDutch cheese
53. Tooth caregiver
54. Impertinence
55. Art ____,1920s design
CLUES DOWN
1. A lilys
floating leaves 2. IIIs
3. Goofs
4. Remove salt
5. __ Lee,kung fu actor
6. Every one consid-ered individually
7. Supplement withdifficulty
8. A way to bring back
9. Nassau is the capital
10. Heavy work shoe11. A descriptive marker
13. Sew temporarily
16. A disgraceful event
21. Yes -- Bob -absolutely
23. The trait ofacting stupidly
28. Smoked salmon
29. Atomic #18
30. Restitution
31. Give expression
on stage32. College degree
33. Makes unhappy
35. Clear or transparent
36. Hair used forartists brushes
37. Removedpencil marks
38. Withdraw froma union
39. Wooded district (Br.)
40. Isatis tinctorias
41. Physicist PaulAdrien Maurice
43. Feels regret
45. Exhibit usage
48. By virtue of being
CROSSWORDS
Puzzles by Pappacom
crypt-o-grameach letter representsanother to form a quote-worthy statement.
{{ }}: Big hug!
heart warmer!:-) - a smile
:-D - LOL
Solved by: Helen Maurio, Bristol Borough*; Tony AZZInaro, Lower Makefield*; Frances Cupo, Newtown; Helen Harvey, Newtown;Nora Thomas; Lower Makefield*; Ted Kristiniak, Penndel; CMORE Nowicki, Washington Crossing; Marion Kiggins, Morrisville; Roberta Marino,Bristol Borough*; Michael W. Smith, Doylestown Twp; Dolores Antonelli, Bristol Township;Rita Daniels, Bristol; Ruth Foster, Bristol Borough;Peggy Craven, Newtown; Chuck Meyers, Levittown; Emma McCay, Bristol;Emily Morton, Yardley; Betty Kirk, Yardley; Mary Ann Kucharski,Lower Makefield*; Barbara Farwell; Morrisville; Jo Ann Seilhamer, Bristol Township; Theresa Grisolia, Bristol Borough; Deedee Tibolla,
Langhorne; Barbara Korb, Newtown*;Cathie MacGilvray, Bristol Borough*; Mary Campbell, Lower Makefield; Jane Weaver, Lower Makefield;Karen Pezza, Bristol Borough; Meg Kramer, Lower Makefield*; udy Gordon, Lower Makefield; Martha Arnao, Newtown*; Theresa Halper,Newtown;Dee Garb, Lower Makefield*; Russ Strover, Newtown; Meryl Jacobson, Lower Makefield; Harry A. Andonian, Levittown*;Dianna Wettlin, Lower Makefield*; Betty Chan, Newtown*; Jo Kiel, Gardenville*; Ron Rabel, Pennington; Gloria Panebianco, Pennington;Barbara Aldouby, Lower Makefield.****IMPORTANT!NAMES WILL NOT BE CREDITED IN NEXT WEEKS PAPER; HOWEVER, THERE
WILL BE A PUZZLE PAGE TO SOLVE. SOLUTIONS FROM THAT ISSUE WILL BEPUBLISHED THE FOLLOWING WEEK. THANK YOU!
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I P X S V P I D N A H , C X S K X S W G T H B H A I P U T E
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LAST WEEKS SOLUTION:There is no season when such pleasant and sunny spots may be lighted on,and produce so pleasant an effect on the feelings, as now in October.NATHANIEL HAWTHORNEA 19th century novelist and short story writer, Hawthorne is considered to be a master of theallegorical and symbolic tale. A key figure in the development of American literature, Hawthorne is one of our greatest fiction writers.His writings are marked by subtle imagination, curious power of analysis, and exquisite purity of diction, with exceptionaldevelopments of character. Hawthorne was fond of exploring secret crypts of emotion and his shorter stories are remarkable fororiginality and suggestiveness.DW
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