Entry 1879, Wednesday, April 19th 2006, Filed In Games
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Firestarter
:< the answer to the question is
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Stroika
:Sob Sob, anyone :(
Siva
:Hey! does anyone know the answer for how long had Dean Howells to stay at ferrara?
Siva
:ok,got it!! After two hours looking the web pages i found it. I tried with one day but didn't work the correct answer was "only one day" :)
Anonymous
:How did he get from Genoa to Naples
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By Sea
Ezz
:Having trouble working out how to use Google Books. My question is this...According to Grant Allen's Paris, who was Leonardo's scientific painter counterpart in Upper Italy?.... can someone tell me how to search properly for the correct answer...
Alli19
:This is my day 19 question... During his Italian Journeys, William Dean Howells notes that there are engineers of this nationality on all the Mediterranean steamers.
I googled it and came up with Americans and nothign works. I tried American, America, United States, English, etc. and still nothing. Anyone know the answer??????
Lilcherub
:I finished the jigsaw puzzle and now it's asks "Leonardo's reverse-handwriting manuscript on perpetual wheel motions can be found in this city. What is it's name? (For another clue, Hyde in the north)
I have tried to google everything I can think of for two hours now.
PLEASE SOMEONE HELP ME....
Andi
:Hi, Ive just started doing this tonight and im stuck on number 8 of all things, the restoration challenge, can any one help b'cos I just cant get the knack of it, thanks!
Lilcherub
:Nevermind... lol Got it. =)
Andi
:After an hour it suddenly clicked, doh!
Andi
:any luck lilcherub
Lilcherub
:i'll help you if I can.... let me go to day 8
Lilcherub
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test
Lilcherub
:Andi, follow the directions. I remember I had to read them a couple of times to 'get' it.
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click on the blotches to bring them all together to make one blotch
Ktg
:what city was it?
Apepoo
:Good symbol challenge today for me. still got it done in the first try though.
My question for #19 was:
What "chief Italian virtue" does author William Dean Howells learn on his Italian Journeys?
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patience
Ktg
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london!
Deanuy
:"This is my day 19 question... During his Italian Journeys, William Dean Howells notes that there are engineers of this nationality on all the Mediterranean steamers.
I googled it and came up with Americans and nothign works. I tried American, America, United States, English, etc. and still nothing. Anyone know the answer??????"
I'mhaving the same trouble alli. I can't get it :( it's not even a question! it's a statement! how are we meant to know what the bloody answer is! HELP SOMEONE!
Apepoo
:Hey Alli19
Try specifically "English engineer".
DixiePixie
:did anyone ever answer Moi's question? cause I could use the answer too...... I've searched that book over and still don't get it.'
'To William Dean Howells on his Italian Journeys, modern Rome appeared, first and last, to be this.''
Help please somebody.
Taggerkid
:During his Italian Journeys, William Dean Howells declares the new monument to this explorer to be the weakest possible monument he ever saw.??? my god what the hell???
Taggerkid
:During his Italian Journeys, William Dean Howells declares the new monument to this explorer to be the weakest possible monument he ever saw.???
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columbus
Shannon
:It doesnt ask about a monument, it asks about the city. When you do the search it should be the first thing you read.
Deanuy
:"This is my day 19 question... During his Italian Journeys, William Dean Howells notes that there are engineers of this nationality on all the Mediterranean steamers.
I googled it and came up with Americans and nothign works. I tried American, America, United States, English, etc. and still nothing. Anyone know the answer??????"
I'mhaving the same trouble alli. I can't get it :( it's not even a question! it's a statement! how are we meant to know what the bloody answer is! HELP SOMEONE!
CAN SOMEONE PLEASE HELP! I'VE GOT THE PAGE OPEN AND IF I SHUT DOWN THE COMPUTER ILL LOSE ALL MY WORK! I NEED HELP ! :(
Nextstep
:try scottish
Juv3nal
:btw if anyone's having trouble with the symbol placing puzzle, "get new puzzle" can yield some that are remarkably easier than others. My first one had literally only one of each symbol pre-placed, the one I ended up solving had 13.
Kate
:Please help me I'm stuck on day 10
Brodz
:Deanuy,
During his Italian Journeys, William Dean Howells notes that there are engineers of this nationality on all the Mediterranean steamers.
Answer is
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English
so are you sure you wrote it the right way? I googled "Italian journeys" and "engineers" and got the answer. Dunno how you got Americans.
Deanuy
:i didn't get americans, alli did
i've tried typing in english it didn't work..
ok..... this is random! lol i promise i tried english before, and i just typed itin then and it worked!
farout lol i feel so stupid! thanks heaps tho :P
Tully
:If anyone needs to know Wm Dean Howell's favourite wine to drink witk beefsteak and potatoes it's:
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ligurian
Unknown Forces
:For the one where it asks what city he said was the Most Marvelous City or something like that the answer is (sorry i don't know how to do a spoiler box)
Genoa
for more stuff look at his book for free at http://www.gutenberg.org/etext/14276
Unknown Forces
:For the one where it asks what city he said was the Most Marvelous City or something like that the answer is (sorry i don't know how to do a spoiler box)
Genoa
for more stuff look at his book for free at http://www.gutenberg.org/etext/14276
Karen
:To find the fourth 'x' on the map of London, you have to click on the very tip of the oddly shaped triangular thingy at the top. You can't really see it, but it works!
Tully
:Moi and DixiePixie, the answer regarding "Rome appeared, first and last, to be..."
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hideous
and advanced search on the google book link will always work if you use phrases from the question.
Hope this helps...
Frenchy
:hi can someone please tell me wich city this is .
During his Italian Journeys, William Dean Howells spends a half-hour at this city.
Tully
:Ezz (comment #756) I hope you eventually got your answer...if not try:
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Mantegna
and for Frenchy (#756) you could try:
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Herculaneum
both answers found using the suggested books.google.com link, and again a bit of imagination on the advanced search!
Cheers
Frenchy
:Thanks Tully !
Toonafeesh
:If you get the question asking during whose reign was fleur-de-lis struck it was:
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James II
Belindaloo
:It's getting slightly tougher now that we're nearing the end! I did it, but it wasn't as easy as last week's puzzles or questions. I wonder if the last one will be REALLY hard?!
Tiak
:If your question for today is "Here is a painting of a woman playing the lute in the Royal Uffizi Gallery in Florence. What is the name of the artist?"
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Cornelius Bega
Irene
:For day 20 - The number of "Adoration of the Magi" in Royal Uffizi Gallery 1890 Catalog is 1252
LeAnn
:For Kate, who states she is stuck on day 10 (chess).
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1. a palindrome 2. the Denon Wing 3. a pangram
Peanut
:Does anyone have the catalogue number for the head of medusa?!
Me
:My day 20 Question
According to H.H. Powers the only true Italian city is ......
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It is Fiesole that is the true Italian city
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Jgcsm
:During his Italian Journeys, William Dean Howells spends a half-hour at this city.
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GENOA
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Faz
:Royal uffizi-head of medusa catalogue number
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1159
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Donna
:Ok... I might be being a bit thick here.... but this restoration challenge is driving me insane... i don't know how I got past the others! (Fluke I bet!) Anyone got any suggestions on removing the mud spots?
Sarah
:where did you get the information on the catalogue numbers
Justin
:The mud spots can only pair up when they are a space apart (Note the honeycomb pattern)
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