Wanting some help to solve an anagram
The anagram is the first sentence in a classical novel.
"white fishes waste water bottoms it"

Good luck. And welcome.

There are tools for doing this. This very site offers one (link). Others may be found by googling. Welcome.

welcome!

I immediately think of Moby Dick.

Welcome, Jac.

What's the novel? And can you (or somebody) parse it? I sure can't...

Yeahbut that's "Call me Ishmael."

well, I didn't say I was right.

Ha!Fun. The tool in that link only takes 28 letters.
So I cut off the plural from 'fishes'.
Then it comes up with a crazy 1000 outcomes.
All complete nonsense. So how could adding the missing e and s put any sense into this?

Tool link

It was the best of times it was the wor

thanks thats a great help
A Tale of Two Cities..
jac

You're welcome; if there's money involved, I want half! :-)

>"white fishes waste water bottoms it"

I'm sticking with colorless green ideas sleep furiously. It may not be an anagram, but at least it's a sentence.