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starchy
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But perhaps the finest track flows from one of her latest stage roles, Tchaikovsky's Tatyana, in a 'Letter Song' of such impassioned beauty as to melt the heart of the starchiest Onegin.
Remove 2x2 letters (selection from over 2000) ABLE [left arrow] ACES [left arrow] ACNE [left arrow] ACOL STABLEST RESECARE THENCATH [left arrow] RELOCARE AGGIE ALLO [right arrow] [right arrow] STAGGIEST (OSPD) CHALLOCH (Dum & Gall) ANDRE ANIMES ANTI ARCHIE [right arrow] [left arrow] [right arrow] [right arrow] STAND-REST RESEMINARE MEANTIME STARCHIEST ATLAS AVON [left arrow] BALD BATS [left arrow] RENOVARE [right arrow] [left arrow] RESALTARE RYBALDRY LESTABLE BAUD BAWD BRACE (or 2?
The Powers biography is grounded in personal descriptions of young Hoover the Sunday school teacher, vaulting his way into the starchiest Presbyterian preserves, whereas Gentry introduces a more generic Victorian bureaucrat.
 
 
 
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