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Painting #10: Jack In The Green


Painting #10 BORDER PHRASE: "I am old, Jack in the Green, eye glass put in order to pass."

BARBED LETTER WORD: MOULD

RED LETTER WORD: JELLY

WORD FROM THE MASTER RIDDLE: POINTS

HIDDEN HARE: There's always room for Jell-O. And apparently, room for hares in Jell-O as well.

CLUES & COMMENTS: Jack in the Green is a character from English folklore, so the green gelatin where Jack appears here is a clever pun. The names Lister and Levy on the storefronts in the background are the owners of the Portal Gallery, where Kit's work is displayed.


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Painting #1: One Of Six To Eight Painting #2: The Moon & Sun Dance Painting #3: The Day Begins
Painting #4: The Penny-Pockets Lady Painting #5: Tara Tree-tops Painting #6: The Rose Bushes
Painting #7: Eclipse! Painting #8: All Animals Are Equal Painting #9: The Man With The Violin
Painting #10: Jack In The Green Painting #11: The Practical Man Painting #12: Sir Isaac Newton
Painting #13: Jack Meets The Fish Painting #14: Crystal Aquamarine Painting #15: A Culmination
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