Puzzle 483

[Karen]

Tempted to add to the vowel soup, but instead, I'll go with the English side of the gene pool and ask for "T, please!"

[Vette]

S please?

[Killearn Kitties]

Some S's and T's to be going on with.

It is a -e-- i-----e-ie-t -a-it -- -itte-s (A-i-e -a- ---e -a-e t-e -e-a--)
t-at, --ate-e- --- sa- t- t-e-, t-e- a--a-s ----. 'I- t-e- ----- ---- ---- ---
"-es", a-- -e- --- "--", -- a-- ---e -- t-at s--t,' s-e -a- sai-, 's- t-at --e
----- -ee- -- a ----e-sati--! --t --- -a- --- ta-- -it- a -e-s-- i- t-e-
a--a-s sa- t-e sa-e t-i--?'

Letters remaining

BCD FGH JKLMNOPQR UVWXYZ

Randi E(26)=52
kokopup A(26)=52
lvpets2002 I(13)=26
Karen T(25)=25
Vette S(14)=14

[kokopup]

U please

[kokopup]

Pm sent

[Vette]

D please?

[Killearn Kitties]

Heavens, that was quick - kokopup has guessed the quote correctly.

"It is a very inconvenient habit of kittens (Alice had once made the remark)
that, whatever you say to them, they always purr. 'If they would only purr for
"yes", and mew for "no", or any rule of that sort,' she had said, 'so that one
could keep up a conversation! But how can you talk with a person if they
always say the same thing?' "

It is from Alice through the Looking Glass.

I am just waiting to hear whether he will be hosting the next puzzle.

Thanks all for playing.