Saturday Night and Sunday Morning Quotes and definitions
- Created by: Alasdair
- Created on: 07-06-18 16:49
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Clues
- '... a crowned, brownstone, shaggy lion-head slouching its big slouching its big snout out the city, poised as if to gobble up uncouth suburbs hemmed in by an elbow of the turgid Trent.' (7, 11, 1)
- (p. 3) 'It was Benefit Night for the White Horse Club, and the pub had burst its contribution box and spread a riot through its rooms and between its four walls. (5, 11, 1)
- (P. 72) 'Rain and sunshine, rain and sunshine, with a blue sky now on the following Sunday, and full clouds drifting like an aerial continent of milk-white mountains above the summit of Castle Rock,... (7, 11, 1)
- Floors shook and windows rattled, and leaves of aspidistras wilted in the fumes of beer and smoke.' (5, 11, 1)
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