Puzzle 501

[Karen]

Might there be an "e" missing in the first line? That's the one word that's got me stumped, and if it's missing an e, that would explain it ....

[Asiel]

U please

[kokopup]

Puzzle to Date There was an E missing

“I -on't o--er -ou these -or tuppense,” m- -ranpa wou-- shout, ho--in- up a ca--a-e in -oth han-s. “I -on't o--er 'em
-or a penn-, not even a ha'penn-. no, I'-- -ive 'em -or a -arthin-.”
Those were the -irst wor-s I can remem-er. Even -e-ore I ha- -earne- to wa--, m- e--est sister use- to
-ump me in a an -ran-e --- on the pavement ne-t to -ranpa's pitch -ust to -e sure I cou-- start m- apprenticeship ear--.


-rom: As The Crow --ies
-- -e--er- Archer

wom 46 E's = 92 + 26 R's =118 +16 S's =134
Asiel 26 A's = 52 + 15 H’s + 13 P’s + 4V’s +5W’s + 9 U’s = 18 + 89 =107
Pinot's Mom 17 I's = 34 + 26 N's + 7 c’s =67
karen 25 T's = 26
Randi 26 O's= 50
Killearns Kitties 11 M’s = 11
Letters remaining to guess B D FG JKL Q XYZ

[Karen]

Sending a PM

[kokopup]

Karen, Guessed the correct answer. I have ask her if she will host the next puzzle.

“I don't offer you these for tuppense,” my granpa would shout, holding up a cabbage in both hands. “I don’t offer 'em for a penny, not even a ha'penny. No, I'll give 'em for a farthing.”
Those were the first words I can remember. Even before I had learned to walk, my eldest sister used to dump me in a an orange box on the pavement next to Granpa's pitch just to be sure I could start my apprenticeship early.

From: As The Crow Flies
by Jeffery Archer

[kokopup]

Karen will host a puzzle tomorrow.