>>24830429
4/4 here:—

>from the previous guy's answer I suppose A is for Age. I could only figure out
>27 --> Age of Yozo At The End of No Longer Human.
Right. Osamu Dazai. “27 but he looks more like 40” (or so he thinks).

>100 ---> Tongues of the Blatant Beast (The Faerie Queene)
Edmund Spenser. The first one answered in this group.

>this is so obscure that I'd be surprised if it's the right answer but "T P P" made me think of The Pickwick Papers and i found this and it fits so: 54 --> Runs for All-Muggleton in the Cricket Match in The Pickwick Papers.
I guess it's quite obscure these days. I expected people to get the other one of this pair first.

>63 or 64 --> Trees at Galleon's Lap in the Hundred Acre Wood
Right, A. A. Milne, The House At Pooh Corner. "An enchanted place because you could never be sure whether there were 63 or 64 trees there even if you tied a piece of string round each one after you counted it."

>>24489408

>14)
>Lewis Carroll when Alice cries so much she floods the world.
>26)
>Is that Molly from Necromancer with the cyber eys?
>64)
>That's Mr Toad who went on a wild ride.
All correct although already found.

>30)
>Sounds like a Moomin character
Right. ‘Moominsummer Madness’. The fillyjonks are pathologically neat and ordered creatures although this particular individual falls into bad company, burns some KEEP OFF THE GRASS notices and gets arrested.

>43)
>I recall moisture for the dead as a Dune phrase
Right. Crying over someone is considered noteworthy because of the amount of water it gives away.

>100)
>Bible verse
Of course, but which one?