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nikki

26th May 2013, 14:55
27a Barrels burning immediately, now lost. ??IVE. I don't see the way into this one at all!
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shooty

26th May 2013, 15:05
blive (barrels [quickly]) ?

B(urning) [immediately] + live (now on Tv for eg)
cannot see where lost can come in. ?
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musouk

26th May 2013, 15:09
"now lost" = no longer in common usage

http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/blive
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nikki

26th May 2013, 15:11
Of course it is! I looked up blive before and read 'believe' (must get some new glasses!). 'Now lost' is because the word is archaic.
Many thanks!
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nikki

26th May 2013, 15:24
So is 27d( Hard coda to overture penned by composer?) now 'beach'? Ie (overture)E in Johannes Sebastian? I suppose a beach is hard. The only aternative is 'beath' (old bathe).
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musouk

26th May 2013, 15:29
I can't see it, nikki. For one thing, a "beach" isn't particularly hard, unless you're confusing it with "beech"...
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nikki

26th May 2013, 15:39
Hi, Masouk! I have just looked up 'hard' in Chambers: one definition is 'a firm beach or foreshore'. So now we know!
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musouk

26th May 2013, 15:41
Hi nokki :-)

Well, that's a new one on me!
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turast

29th May 2013, 13:18
There's a place called Buckler's Hard in Hampshire.
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chrise

29th May 2013, 13:45
Amy Beach was an American composer - see:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amy_Beach
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