III. Here, instead of the IV on some dials, is the “watchmakers’ curiosity” that has been fatal to many of you. The existence of the rare “Samoan” which means the same thing as “Samoan” was the other trap of a large grid, as you see it, less harsh than the previous ones. This thanks to Molière and his 30 works which, once found, greatly facilitated the resolution.
297 grids were returned to me, one anonymous, 296 took part in the draw to win a poster for a rock concert. 15 winners. 5 among the thirty perfect copies: Cathy Morgo, Michelle Selliez, René Fournier, Philippe Févotte and Jean Prospéri. The other winners: Michel Sola, Candice Batellier, Henri Detchessahar, Clément Burin des Roziers, Claire and Xavier Fouquerand, Hervé Hardoüin, Véra Varanda, Philippe Noiseau, Céline Lanoix and Daniel Lelièvre.
19 of you were able to find Jean-Baptiste Poquelin, first and last names hidden diagonally in his neck, at the bottom of the grid. Cheer.
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Drink and Vulcania
Whether you succeeded or not, you can freely consult the solutions to this grid. It’s happening here. And to answer a recurring question, why, for “Amen”, it was necessary to find SE? Because it’s the end of the mass.
Thank you for your messages, letters, postcards accompanying your copies; that whoever sent me a tourist map of the city of Clermont-Ferrand knows that I have already been there this summer, and that this precious guide is now at Releasein free consultation.