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🎯 Find every hidden word, then fill the blanks in the quote.
6 words · 9×9 grid · across, down, diagonal — and some run backwards
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The quote
In the _____ hand of God I _____; and _____________ the undivulg'd ________ I fight Of treasonous ______!
— William Shakespeare
Words to find
GREAT
STAND
THENCE
AGAINST
PRETENCE
MALICE
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📜 DAILY SCRIPTUREFriday, October 23, 2026
Be strong and of a good courage, fear not, nor be afraid of them: for the LORD thy God, he it is that doth go with thee; he will not fail thee, nor forsake thee.
— Deuteronomy 31:6 (KJV)
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☑ MINI CROSSWORDFriday, October 23, 2026
🎯 Fill every white square — across and down.
5 across · 5 down · art, quotes & literary history
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Across
1Trial run
5Value or merit
6Conscious of what's going on
7Amber-producing tree secretion
8Get ready, informally
Down
1Eiffel or Pisa landmark
2Rub out
3Comic strip, or a section of a triptych's neighbor
4'And ___ what happened?'
5Lengthwise threads in weaving
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📚 ANAGRAM LADDERFriday, October 23, 2026
🎯 Unscramble the 5 missing words and put the quote back together.
5 words · every letter you need is in the boxes above its line
Start here — blank 1
EEPK
The quote
1EEPK2OYUR3MUOHT4TSHU and your 5SYEE open.
— Proverb
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🌿 DAILY POEMFriday, October 23, 2026
The Thrush
WHEN Winter's ahead,
What can you read in November
That you read in April
When Winter's dead?
I hear the thrush, and I see
Him alone at the end of the lane
Near the bare poplar's tip,
Singing continuously.
Is it more that you know
Than that, even as in April,
So in November,
Winter is gone that must go?
Or is all your lore
Not to call November November,
And April April,
And Winter Winter--no more?
But I know the months all,
And their sweet names, April,
May and June and October,
As you call and call
I must remember
What died into April
And consider what will be born
Of a fair November;
And April I love for what
It was born of, and November
For what it will die in,
What they are and what they are not,
While you love what is kind,
What you can sing in
And love and forget in
All that's ahead and behind.
— Edward Thomas
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🧩 DAILY LOGIC PUZZLEFriday, October 23, 2026
Today's Logic Puzzle
The morning mystery — read the clues, fill the grid, name the culprit.