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He visited Locksley Hall twice
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B.
Second largest city in Massachusetts
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C.
Twain, Tennyson and Malory all wrote about this King
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Capital of the Scottish Highlands
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E.
"-- Sunday" (1960 film set in Greece, 2 words)
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"Like a creature on display, Tied to the bottom --" ("Ride With the Idol", Richard Marx, 3 words) | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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G.
It`s longer than a short story
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H.
Play thing for many a young girl (2 words)
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2003 comedy starring Will Ferrell
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J.
Award winning TV comedy series (4 words)
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K.
Eugene Cernin was the last person there (2 words)
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L.
NAACP Awards
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M.
Writing style
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N.
"-- sir, which I caught with ringing in the king’s affairs upon his coronation day." (Henry IV, Part II, 2 words) | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Machiavelli`s most famous work (2 words)
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P.
"-- could launch a thousand ships" ("If", Bread, 3 words) | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Q.
"Beware -- Whore" (1971 Fassbinder film, 3 words)
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R.
Award winning PBS show
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Martial arts monks
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