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On 17/05/14 22:57, Stephen wrote:
>> Shakespeare? Henry V?
>
> Easy.
>
Could have been Henry IV Part 2
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> Lier you learned it at your mother's knee.
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> We never got the miller's tale.
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I wonder why. :-D
Would it be that the fair youths of Glasgow were too innocent to
understand the story?
> (Interesting-ish fact: I met this guy in Nigeria, from the Kingdom
> (Fife), who could recite great chunks of Chaucer in a broad Scots.
> Strangely enough it was more intelligible than out English teacher's.
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My English teacher also used a Scottish lilt to read the verses. As you
say, it made the words more intelligible.
>>>> John (a cynical old !fool)
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>>> A factorial fool? ^_^
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>> That's a logical NOT, <sotto voce> idiot
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> 'Snot. Ba'bag :-P
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If I'd meant factorial, I would have written 'fool!'. ya wally eejit ;-)
John
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Protect the Earth
It was not given to you by your parents
You hold it in trust for your children
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