Crossword-Solution: GITE 4 letters, 7 clues 🏆 scrabble score: 5

And he broke forth into a song of Pierre Dupont’s:— “Savez-vous où gite, Mai, ce joli mois?” Elvira joined in; so did Stubbs, with a good ear and voice, but an imperfect acquaintance with the music.

What’s up? Have you gone gite, now? EZRA (_still chuckling_): Thieves cheated by a thief! BELL: But, where’s the box? PETER: I didn’t see the box.

Stanza 147.) And in another place he says of Lady Cynthia, or the moon: "Her gite was gray, and full of spottis blake, And on her brest a chorl painted ful even, Bering a bush of thornis on his backe, Whiche for his theft might clime so ner the heaven." Whether Chaucer wrote the _Testament and Complaint of Creseide_, in which these latter lines occur, is doubted, though it is frequently ascribed to him.

And he broke forth into a song of Pierre Dupont's:-- "Savez-vous où gite Mai, ce joli mois?" Elvira joined in; so did Stubbs, with a good ear and voice, but an imperfect acquaintance with the music.

THE HOLE IN A BEIGEL When I was a little Cheder-boy, my Rebbe, Bunem-Breine-Gite's, a learned man, who was always tormenting me with Talmudical questions and with riddles, once asked me, "What becomes of the hole in a Beigel, when one has eaten the Beigel?" This riddle, which seemed to me then very hard to solve, stuck in my head, and I puzzled over it day and night.