S please

(btw, I'll be away for a week)

-- -as --- --s- -a-- - ---- -a--, an- --a-'s sa--n- so-----n-.

(I hope your time off means vacation, Guinevere! Have a good time - we'll miss you and look forward to having you back again soon.)

"e"s?

+e
 

-- -as --e -es- -a-e - e-e- -a-e, an- --a-'s sa--n- so-e---n-.

I'm back from vacation. :)
(thanks for the good wishes, Esty! I was in Italy with my family, it was almost too hot, but fun, nevertheless!)

and now I can see, even without T , that this must be Nokes speaking to Alf:

"It was the best cake I ever made, and that's saying something."

Awww, you didn't want T with your cake? ;)

Nice to have you back, Guinevere - as you can see, it's slow going when you're not around! Glad to hear that you nad a nice vacation!

Oh, and you're quite right, of course. Carry on!

:) Thank you, Esty!

Try this one:

"-/ ------/ ----/ -------/ ----/ -/ ------/ -----/ ----/ -------/ --/ -----/ ---/ --------/ ------/ ----/ ----/!"

Let's start off with a vowel this time: "I", please.

Voilà!

"I/ ------/ ----/ -------/ ----/ -/ -i----/ -----/ ----/ -------/ --/ -----/ -i-/ --------/ ------/ ----/ ----/!"

Hmmm, still one single lettered word - let's try "A", please.

"o"s, please.

- only vowels - that's a novelty in this thread! :D

"I/ --o---/ -a--/ --o----/ --a-/ a/ -i-a--/ -o---/ -a--/ -a-a---/ -o/ -a---/ -i-/ --o-----/ ------/ --a-/ --a-/!"

Ah, that's a good start, though it does take consonants to really find the words: S, please.

"I/ s-o---/ -a--/ --o----/ --a-/ a/ -i-a--/ -o---/ -a--/ -a-a---/ -o/ -a---/ -is/ --o-s--s/ ------/ --a-/ --a-/!"

T-time, isn't it?!

:D plenty of T for you!

"I/ s-o---/ -a--/ t-o---t/ t-at/ a/ -i-a--/ -o---/ -a--/ -a-a---/ to/ -at--/ -is/ t-o-s--s/ --tt--/ t-a-/ t-at/!"

Got it! A very nice quote for a patchworker - though I must say, I am pickier about my color combinations than Artaxerxes...

:D I knew the T would do the trick! :)

Here's a new one:

Let's start with A

A
 

-a-- --- -- --a- --a- --- ----- ----- -a-, -- --- ---- -- ----? ------ --- -a-- --- --a--.

Hm... H perhaps ?

A H !
 

Ha-- --- -- --a- -ha- -h- ----- ---h- -a-, -- -h- ---- -- -h--? ------ --- ha-- h-- --a--.

Good choice!

http://www.travar.de/Templates/Webpr...mages/idea.gif "Aha !" indeed!

"Have you no fear what the queen might say, if she knew of this? Unless you have her leave."

The elf maiden (in reality the queen of Faery) to Smith.

Wow, fantastic! Great job, Guinevere!

Thank you, Esty! That was just lucky guessing of the first 6 words. :D

Here's an invitation (might be from me ;) )

"---/ ----/ --/ ---/ ---- _-----/. ---/ ----/ ----/ --/ ---/ ----/. ----! ---/ ----/ ----/ ---/ --------/."

Well, let's try "T" first...

One T for you

"---/ ----/ --/ --t/ ---- _-----/. ---/ ----/ ----/ --/ ---/ ----/. ----! ---/ ----/ ----/ ---/ --------/."

S T
 

Adding my standard favorite letter to the list: S, please.

"---/ s---/ -s/ --t/ ---- _-----/. ---/ ----/ ----/ --/ ---/ ----/. ----! ---/ ----/ ---s/ ---/ s-------/."

"o"s?

Good choice!

"O--/ s---/ -s/ -ot/ ---- _-----/. O--/ -o--/ o---/ --/ ---/ ----/. -o--! -o-/ -o--/ ---s/ ---/ s-------/."

How about N?

"r"s, please.

"O-r/ s---/ -s/ not/ ---- _----n/. On-/ -or-/ on--/ --/ ---/ ---r/. -o--! -or/ -o-r/ ---s/ -r-/ s-----n-/."

and welcome to the game, Mirkgirl! :)

"y"s?

"O-r/ s---/ -s/ not/ ---- _----n/. On-/ -or-/ on-y/ --/ --y/ ---r/. -o--! -or/ yo-r/ --ys/ -r-/ s-----n-/."

"u"s, please.

"Our/ s---/ -s/ not/ -u-- _----n/. On-/ -or-/ on-y/ --/ --y/ ---r/. -o--! -or/ your/ --ys/ -r-/ s-----n-/."

"h's"?