Take a look in Jodies Jewellrey Box tonight , there is some very nice little gems been added.

Can you tell me which Cathedrals are buried in
these sentences?

There are
seventeen altogether, so that means there can be
more than one in a
sentence.

1. It measures but a few ells.
Why this panic, Hester?
2. On the banks of
the Exe terrible slaughter occurred, hundreds
either wounded
severely or
killed.
3. The case being lost, erase the
signature.
4. Now, Ethel, you must beg my
pardon.
5. My German friend, Carl, is
leaving via Southampton.
6. The work-box
for Doris is from Aunt Jane.
7. Bravo,
Bob! A three through the slips.
8.
Wherever I wander I ponder this line.
9.
Cheer, man! Chesterton will win! Chesterton will
win!
10. The swell on Donham Bay made the boat
rock.
11. There is no mercy here for
dastards.
12. The legend of Lobr is told when,
in the South, war keeps the peasants alert.
13.
Jackson, keepawake! Fielding is a serious business.


This little Puzzle for Wise Heads.
is almost a hundred years old and comes from the
Chatterbox Book for 1913.
The Answers are at the
bottom of this page in
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