Third Clue
3. a). The surname of three men: one called himself Cavalier Pasquil and Pierce Pennilesse; one was an eighteenth century arbiter elegantiarum who once rode naked upon a cow; and one suffered a set-back at Stanford Bridge.
b). "Tis of the mood itself I speak, what tinge Determines it, else colourless, — or mirth, Or melancholy, as from heaven or earth.
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c). A town that gives its name to the battle described by ‘Turrt the Monk, a Saxon, in the tenth century'; where a notorious perjurer was baptised, and slandered a schoolmaster; where Dante was married; and where an ex-prince of Holland, who 1°s this title before he gained his name, stayed in the year of his ill-fated expedition to Boulogne — after which he became a, pamphleteer on sugar-beet and pauperism at the University 0' Ham.
Answer Form 3
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