wiki-illiam #104: q12

[dubdobdee]

Q12: Where:
i: was the mistress leguminous?
ii: were the Harmonic Meetings regularly held?
iii: was Rogue resuscitated after his prolonged immersion?
iv: did the circus manager point out that "People must be amuthed"?
v: did the curate speak for one hour and 25 minutes at an anti-slavery meeting?
vi: did a little, yellow high-shouldered man, with a fixed grim smile, tell about a queer client?
vii: did the landlord report that Phil was so drunk that a boy might take him?
viii: did the Yorkshire schoolmaster interview tutors and pupils?
ix: did the strange man stir his rum-and-water with a file?
x: did the hangman bind the old man to his chair?

the rules as they have evolved:
a: nice full answers and anecdotes if poss
b: say if googled or no; leave time for non-googlers to play
c: obviously look ahead at future questions if you want
d: don't bring in confirming or dissenting answers from other fora until next set is up and running

spoilerspresumably these are all fiction, otherwise absolutely in the dark here

Comments

[freakytigger.livejournal.com]

I remember that Dotheboys Hall is in Yorkshire (near Greta Bridge) because I used to own the soundtrack album to atrocious 80s Nickleby musical SMIKE!

[marnameow.livejournal.com]

I can't remember *at all* where anything was said in Hard Times. Factory? Circus? School? That irritating lisp, though, made me rly annoyed. The whole book made me rly annoyed, actually.

Great Expectations I also can't remember. Right near the beginning, and somewhere dark and damp and gloomy?

[marnameow.livejournal.com]

Mind, the whole of Great Expectations is either dark and damp, or dark and dusty, in my head.

[jeff-worrell.livejournal.com]

I wonder if all of the locations are PUBBES

[dubdobdee.livejournal.com]

that seems plausible