are cleared up by Satisfactory.
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The English proverb which is concealed under its anagram—
“I dare not admit faint women,”
is Time and tide wait for no man.
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The charade—
My first and second are as best they should be,
My third in Latin mouth is what it would be,
My whole would soon be ashes if it could be.