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Rules

One Letter	Only one letter can change between steps. BODY -> BONY is allowed. BODY -> BOND is not allowed.
✔	The tick indicates that the word is part of a valid chain. However it might not be part of the solution. Turn on this option in the settings.
X	The cross indicates that the word does not exist in the game dictionary - which only includes common words.
Change	You can change your answer at any time until you hit the submit button.
	When you are satisfied with your answer, click on submit and the the result will be displayed.
Either Direction	You can solve the puzzles from top to bottom, or from botton to top, or both. You can change your solution at any time - up until you click submit. Add additional steps if you need them with the + button.
level	Use the Config menu to select your min amd max level (i.e. difficulty). This game only includes levels 3 to 8. Levels above 8 are ulta-hard and are not included in this game. Level 16 is the maximum level ever created by the puzzle generator.

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Inventor

Lewis Carroll invented "doublets" on Christmas Day in 1877 to amuse two young girl friends who were bored. He initially called the game "Word-links" before renaming and publishing it as a public puzzle in the magazine Vanity Fair in March 1879.

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Body to Soul

On the left is the "Body to Soul" sculpture created by Mary-Louise Brown and located in the Botanic Gardens in Wellington, New Zealand.

Could you solve this puzzle in less than 10 steps?
The minimum is 7 steps.
One letter changes each step.
Click on this link to play the game: Play Body->Soul

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About

This game was developed by Alistair Douglas Connell (Doug) in Wellington New Zealand.

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