The Enid Blyton Society

Absolutely right, Walter! Your turn again.

Dave

WHY HAVE BOTH OF THESE SAINTS LIED?

Phew, no idea about this one! I wonder if Walter can remember it himself now!

Ah, I'd forgotten about this one. I wouldn't mind a little longer to work on it before Walter lets on - if he can indeed remember!

Now I think about it, Walter, we haven't heard from you for a while - you still there?

Yes, he is around Courtenay, he's been gallivanting all over the place like you! I expect he'll pop up on here soon.

Yes i'm still here, (when the forum actually works that is...) and I still remember the book title (my memory isn't quite that bad just yet Daisy!). I'm preuming you ladies would like a clue then?

Maybe so, Walter (or do we just call you V now? )... yes, I think a clue would be in order, unless Daisy would like another bash at it while we're still, er, clueless.

Well, I'll see what Daisy says first and then maybe give you a clue after, as I think if you get it without a clue after all this time, it would be a miracle.

Another bash has not produced anything sensible. Please Walter ... another clue would help. (perhaps)

Well I put a clue in my previous post, but if you're still stuck just let me know and I'll feed you another one.

It's THE BOY WITH THE LOAVES AND FISHES, isn't it?

It is indeed Courtenay! Well done! Looking forward to your one now.

All right, try this one:

NAVY SPURN DRAMATIC HAM

Congratulations, Courtenay, in correctly guessing Walter's last anagram, especially as there was no F in the clue: WHY HAVE BOTH OF THESE SAINTS LIED?

Dave

Domino wrote:...there was no F in the clue: WHY HAVE BOTH OF THESE SAINTS LIED?

I'm not sure what you mean, Domino. There's an F in

WHY HAVE BOTH OF THESE SAINTS LIED?

and an F in

THE BOY WITH THE LOAVES AND FISHES.