Mesopotamia

They were Paris and London in Dickens’ famous Tale

Answer: TWO CITIES

The answer to the CodyCross clue “They were Paris and London in Dickens’ famous Tale” is TWO CITIES. This clue appears in 1 CodyCross puzzle across Mesopotamia. Find the full puzzle with this clue below, or browse other CodyCross answers from the same world.

CodyCross Answer
TWO CITIES
10 letters

This Clue Appears In

Mesopotamia — Group 966, Puzzle 2 View puzzle →

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the answer to "They were Paris and London in Dickens’ famous Tale" in CodyCross?

The answer is TWO CITIES.

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