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If you lok, you will fid: There's an empty place

Whee the laws of the wld are cmpletely disgraced. 2



In th spring, in this and, the hunting dries out;

And y midsummer's day Hunter's nowhere abou. 4



In the fall, just 'fore dan, he again pokes aound

(Though it' soon that he finds that n hunting be foun). 1



In the wintr he thrives and ool hunting i good,

Though he hunts not in rairie, nor mountin, nor wood. 3



But, alas! on comes spring and he begins to feel umbrage

And again, through the ummer, hibernates in dar slumberage. 1












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15












$begingroup$


If you lok, you will fid: There's an empty place

Whee the laws of the wld are cmpletely disgraced. 2



In th spring, in this and, the hunting dries out;

And y midsummer's day Hunter's nowhere abou. 4



In the fall, just 'fore dan, he again pokes aound

(Though it' soon that he finds that n hunting be foun). 1



In the wintr he thrives and ool hunting i good,

Though he hunts not in rairie, nor mountin, nor wood. 3



But, alas! on comes spring and he begins to feel umbrage

And again, through the ummer, hibernates in dar slumberage. 1












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  • $begingroup$
    Still waiting on English Language & Usage.SE for a verdict on the usage of the word "slumberage."
    $endgroup$
    – Chowzen
    Mar 25 at 12:28













15












15








15


1



$begingroup$


If you lok, you will fid: There's an empty place

Whee the laws of the wld are cmpletely disgraced. 2



In th spring, in this and, the hunting dries out;

And y midsummer's day Hunter's nowhere abou. 4



In the fall, just 'fore dan, he again pokes aound

(Though it' soon that he finds that n hunting be foun). 1



In the wintr he thrives and ool hunting i good,

Though he hunts not in rairie, nor mountin, nor wood. 3



But, alas! on comes spring and he begins to feel umbrage

And again, through the ummer, hibernates in dar slumberage. 1












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If you lok, you will fid: There's an empty place

Whee the laws of the wld are cmpletely disgraced. 2



In th spring, in this and, the hunting dries out;

And y midsummer's day Hunter's nowhere abou. 4



In the fall, just 'fore dan, he again pokes aound

(Though it' soon that he finds that n hunting be foun). 1



In the wintr he thrives and ool hunting i good,

Though he hunts not in rairie, nor mountin, nor wood. 3



But, alas! on comes spring and he begins to feel umbrage

And again, through the ummer, hibernates in dar slumberage. 1









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  • $begingroup$
    Still waiting on English Language & Usage.SE for a verdict on the usage of the word "slumberage."
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I think the answer is




Stars




Working off the same logic as Nudge Nudge above (upvote!), the five stanzas yield:

1




L(o)ok, Fi(n)d, Whe(r)e, W(i)ld, C(o)mpletely => Orion




2




th(e), (l)and, (b)y, abou(t) => Belt




3




da(w)n, a(r)ound, it'(s), n(o), foun(d) => Sword




4




wint(e)r, (c)ool, i(s), (p)rairie, mount(a)in => Space




5




(Y)on, (s)ummer, dar(k) => Sky




Then given the words, take the




Indicated letter of each word: O(r)ion, Bel(t), (S)word, Sp(a)ce, (S)ky and rearrange to form STARS, which is of course what Orion's Belt and Sword in Space/Sky are formed of







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    This is very close +1! The end result is correct, but the last stanza has three letters (and relates to the subject matter better than Stack Exchange). Check my grammar, is anything amiss?
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    Also, I edited/formatted your answer, roll it back if you don't like it, of course.
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    Thanks for the reformat, I always have trouble with multiline spoilers, had been trying to fix it. And for the hint - I know what the last word is, just need to work out where the missing letter goes!
    $endgroup$
    – Mohirl
    Mar 25 at 12:14










  • $begingroup$
    You've got it! I'll add the checkmark eventually, don't worry. BTW, two spaces + carriage return = line feed.
    $endgroup$
    – Chowzen
    Mar 25 at 12:24


















7












$begingroup$

Partial to kick things off:




The missing letters in each stanza appear to be anagrams:

If you lo(o)k, you will fi(n)d: There's an empty place
Whe(r)e the laws of the w(i)ld are c(o)mpletely disgraced.

ONRIO -> ORION

In th(e) spring, in this (l)and, the hunting dries out;
And (b)y midsummer's day Hunter's nowhere abou(t). 4

ELBT -> BELT

In the fall, just 'fore da(w)n, he again pokes a(r)ound
(Though it'(s) soon that he finds that n(o) hunting be foun(d)). 1

WRSOD -> SWORD

In the wint(e)r he thrives and (w?)ool hunting i(s) good,
Though he hunts not in (p)rairie, nor mount(a)in, nor wood(s?). 3

ESPASW?

But, alas! on comes spring and he begins to feel umbrage
And again, through the (s)ummer, hibernates with dar(k?) slumberage.

SK?







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    I think the answer is




    Stars




    Working off the same logic as Nudge Nudge above (upvote!), the five stanzas yield:

    1




    L(o)ok, Fi(n)d, Whe(r)e, W(i)ld, C(o)mpletely => Orion




    2




    th(e), (l)and, (b)y, abou(t) => Belt




    3




    da(w)n, a(r)ound, it'(s), n(o), foun(d) => Sword




    4




    wint(e)r, (c)ool, i(s), (p)rairie, mount(a)in => Space




    5




    (Y)on, (s)ummer, dar(k) => Sky




    Then given the words, take the




    Indicated letter of each word: O(r)ion, Bel(t), (S)word, Sp(a)ce, (S)ky and rearrange to form STARS, which is of course what Orion's Belt and Sword in Space/Sky are formed of







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    • $begingroup$
      This is very close +1! The end result is correct, but the last stanza has three letters (and relates to the subject matter better than Stack Exchange). Check my grammar, is anything amiss?
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      Thanks for the reformat, I always have trouble with multiline spoilers, had been trying to fix it. And for the hint - I know what the last word is, just need to work out where the missing letter goes!
      $endgroup$
      – Mohirl
      Mar 25 at 12:14










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      $endgroup$
      – Chowzen
      Mar 25 at 12:24















    11












    $begingroup$

    I think the answer is




    Stars




    Working off the same logic as Nudge Nudge above (upvote!), the five stanzas yield:

    1




    L(o)ok, Fi(n)d, Whe(r)e, W(i)ld, C(o)mpletely => Orion




    2




    th(e), (l)and, (b)y, abou(t) => Belt




    3




    da(w)n, a(r)ound, it'(s), n(o), foun(d) => Sword




    4




    wint(e)r, (c)ool, i(s), (p)rairie, mount(a)in => Space




    5




    (Y)on, (s)ummer, dar(k) => Sky




    Then given the words, take the




    Indicated letter of each word: O(r)ion, Bel(t), (S)word, Sp(a)ce, (S)ky and rearrange to form STARS, which is of course what Orion's Belt and Sword in Space/Sky are formed of







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    • $begingroup$
      This is very close +1! The end result is correct, but the last stanza has three letters (and relates to the subject matter better than Stack Exchange). Check my grammar, is anything amiss?
      $endgroup$
      – Chowzen
      Mar 25 at 12:11










    • $begingroup$
      Also, I edited/formatted your answer, roll it back if you don't like it, of course.
      $endgroup$
      – Chowzen
      Mar 25 at 12:12










    • $begingroup$
      Thanks for the reformat, I always have trouble with multiline spoilers, had been trying to fix it. And for the hint - I know what the last word is, just need to work out where the missing letter goes!
      $endgroup$
      – Mohirl
      Mar 25 at 12:14










    • $begingroup$
      You've got it! I'll add the checkmark eventually, don't worry. BTW, two spaces + carriage return = line feed.
      $endgroup$
      – Chowzen
      Mar 25 at 12:24













    11












    11








    11





    $begingroup$

    I think the answer is




    Stars




    Working off the same logic as Nudge Nudge above (upvote!), the five stanzas yield:

    1




    L(o)ok, Fi(n)d, Whe(r)e, W(i)ld, C(o)mpletely => Orion




    2




    th(e), (l)and, (b)y, abou(t) => Belt




    3




    da(w)n, a(r)ound, it'(s), n(o), foun(d) => Sword




    4




    wint(e)r, (c)ool, i(s), (p)rairie, mount(a)in => Space




    5




    (Y)on, (s)ummer, dar(k) => Sky




    Then given the words, take the




    Indicated letter of each word: O(r)ion, Bel(t), (S)word, Sp(a)ce, (S)ky and rearrange to form STARS, which is of course what Orion's Belt and Sword in Space/Sky are formed of







    share|improve this answer











    $endgroup$



    I think the answer is




    Stars




    Working off the same logic as Nudge Nudge above (upvote!), the five stanzas yield:

    1




    L(o)ok, Fi(n)d, Whe(r)e, W(i)ld, C(o)mpletely => Orion




    2




    th(e), (l)and, (b)y, abou(t) => Belt




    3




    da(w)n, a(r)ound, it'(s), n(o), foun(d) => Sword




    4




    wint(e)r, (c)ool, i(s), (p)rairie, mount(a)in => Space




    5




    (Y)on, (s)ummer, dar(k) => Sky




    Then given the words, take the




    Indicated letter of each word: O(r)ion, Bel(t), (S)word, Sp(a)ce, (S)ky and rearrange to form STARS, which is of course what Orion's Belt and Sword in Space/Sky are formed of








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    • $begingroup$
      This is very close +1! The end result is correct, but the last stanza has three letters (and relates to the subject matter better than Stack Exchange). Check my grammar, is anything amiss?
      $endgroup$
      – Chowzen
      Mar 25 at 12:11










    • $begingroup$
      Also, I edited/formatted your answer, roll it back if you don't like it, of course.
      $endgroup$
      – Chowzen
      Mar 25 at 12:12










    • $begingroup$
      Thanks for the reformat, I always have trouble with multiline spoilers, had been trying to fix it. And for the hint - I know what the last word is, just need to work out where the missing letter goes!
      $endgroup$
      – Mohirl
      Mar 25 at 12:14










    • $begingroup$
      You've got it! I'll add the checkmark eventually, don't worry. BTW, two spaces + carriage return = line feed.
      $endgroup$
      – Chowzen
      Mar 25 at 12:24
















    • $begingroup$
      This is very close +1! The end result is correct, but the last stanza has three letters (and relates to the subject matter better than Stack Exchange). Check my grammar, is anything amiss?
      $endgroup$
      – Chowzen
      Mar 25 at 12:11










    • $begingroup$
      Also, I edited/formatted your answer, roll it back if you don't like it, of course.
      $endgroup$
      – Chowzen
      Mar 25 at 12:12










    • $begingroup$
      Thanks for the reformat, I always have trouble with multiline spoilers, had been trying to fix it. And for the hint - I know what the last word is, just need to work out where the missing letter goes!
      $endgroup$
      – Mohirl
      Mar 25 at 12:14










    • $begingroup$
      You've got it! I'll add the checkmark eventually, don't worry. BTW, two spaces + carriage return = line feed.
      $endgroup$
      – Chowzen
      Mar 25 at 12:24















    $begingroup$
    This is very close +1! The end result is correct, but the last stanza has three letters (and relates to the subject matter better than Stack Exchange). Check my grammar, is anything amiss?
    $endgroup$
    – Chowzen
    Mar 25 at 12:11




    $begingroup$
    This is very close +1! The end result is correct, but the last stanza has three letters (and relates to the subject matter better than Stack Exchange). Check my grammar, is anything amiss?
    $endgroup$
    – Chowzen
    Mar 25 at 12:11












    $begingroup$
    Also, I edited/formatted your answer, roll it back if you don't like it, of course.
    $endgroup$
    – Chowzen
    Mar 25 at 12:12




    $begingroup$
    Also, I edited/formatted your answer, roll it back if you don't like it, of course.
    $endgroup$
    – Chowzen
    Mar 25 at 12:12












    $begingroup$
    Thanks for the reformat, I always have trouble with multiline spoilers, had been trying to fix it. And for the hint - I know what the last word is, just need to work out where the missing letter goes!
    $endgroup$
    – Mohirl
    Mar 25 at 12:14




    $begingroup$
    Thanks for the reformat, I always have trouble with multiline spoilers, had been trying to fix it. And for the hint - I know what the last word is, just need to work out where the missing letter goes!
    $endgroup$
    – Mohirl
    Mar 25 at 12:14












    $begingroup$
    You've got it! I'll add the checkmark eventually, don't worry. BTW, two spaces + carriage return = line feed.
    $endgroup$
    – Chowzen
    Mar 25 at 12:24




    $begingroup$
    You've got it! I'll add the checkmark eventually, don't worry. BTW, two spaces + carriage return = line feed.
    $endgroup$
    – Chowzen
    Mar 25 at 12:24











    7












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    Partial to kick things off:




    The missing letters in each stanza appear to be anagrams:

    If you lo(o)k, you will fi(n)d: There's an empty place
    Whe(r)e the laws of the w(i)ld are c(o)mpletely disgraced.

    ONRIO -> ORION

    In th(e) spring, in this (l)and, the hunting dries out;
    And (b)y midsummer's day Hunter's nowhere abou(t). 4

    ELBT -> BELT

    In the fall, just 'fore da(w)n, he again pokes a(r)ound
    (Though it'(s) soon that he finds that n(o) hunting be foun(d)). 1

    WRSOD -> SWORD

    In the wint(e)r he thrives and (w?)ool hunting i(s) good,
    Though he hunts not in (p)rairie, nor mount(a)in, nor wood(s?). 3

    ESPASW?

    But, alas! on comes spring and he begins to feel umbrage
    And again, through the (s)ummer, hibernates with dar(k?) slumberage.

    SK?







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      7












      $begingroup$

      Partial to kick things off:




      The missing letters in each stanza appear to be anagrams:

      If you lo(o)k, you will fi(n)d: There's an empty place
      Whe(r)e the laws of the w(i)ld are c(o)mpletely disgraced.

      ONRIO -> ORION

      In th(e) spring, in this (l)and, the hunting dries out;
      And (b)y midsummer's day Hunter's nowhere abou(t). 4

      ELBT -> BELT

      In the fall, just 'fore da(w)n, he again pokes a(r)ound
      (Though it'(s) soon that he finds that n(o) hunting be foun(d)). 1

      WRSOD -> SWORD

      In the wint(e)r he thrives and (w?)ool hunting i(s) good,
      Though he hunts not in (p)rairie, nor mount(a)in, nor wood(s?). 3

      ESPASW?

      But, alas! on comes spring and he begins to feel umbrage
      And again, through the (s)ummer, hibernates with dar(k?) slumberage.

      SK?







      share|improve this answer









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        7








        7





        $begingroup$

        Partial to kick things off:




        The missing letters in each stanza appear to be anagrams:

        If you lo(o)k, you will fi(n)d: There's an empty place
        Whe(r)e the laws of the w(i)ld are c(o)mpletely disgraced.

        ONRIO -> ORION

        In th(e) spring, in this (l)and, the hunting dries out;
        And (b)y midsummer's day Hunter's nowhere abou(t). 4

        ELBT -> BELT

        In the fall, just 'fore da(w)n, he again pokes a(r)ound
        (Though it'(s) soon that he finds that n(o) hunting be foun(d)). 1

        WRSOD -> SWORD

        In the wint(e)r he thrives and (w?)ool hunting i(s) good,
        Though he hunts not in (p)rairie, nor mount(a)in, nor wood(s?). 3

        ESPASW?

        But, alas! on comes spring and he begins to feel umbrage
        And again, through the (s)ummer, hibernates with dar(k?) slumberage.

        SK?







        share|improve this answer









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        Partial to kick things off:




        The missing letters in each stanza appear to be anagrams:

        If you lo(o)k, you will fi(n)d: There's an empty place
        Whe(r)e the laws of the w(i)ld are c(o)mpletely disgraced.

        ONRIO -> ORION

        In th(e) spring, in this (l)and, the hunting dries out;
        And (b)y midsummer's day Hunter's nowhere abou(t). 4

        ELBT -> BELT

        In the fall, just 'fore da(w)n, he again pokes a(r)ound
        (Though it'(s) soon that he finds that n(o) hunting be foun(d)). 1

        WRSOD -> SWORD

        In the wint(e)r he thrives and (w?)ool hunting i(s) good,
        Though he hunts not in (p)rairie, nor mount(a)in, nor wood(s?). 3

        ESPASW?

        But, alas! on comes spring and he begins to feel umbrage
        And again, through the (s)ummer, hibernates with dar(k?) slumberage.

        SK?








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