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Re: An Old Earl...
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- From: Kim.Salazar@em.doe.gov
- Date: 30 Jan 95 09:30:00 -0500
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The gracious Baron Terafan writes to Earl Daffyd:
>However if your excellency would like us to start considering you OLD (but not
>ancient and venerable like Gyrth) WE CAN ACCOMMADATE YOU.
Personally, I find references to his Grace, Duke Gyrth as being "old"
and "ancient" distressing. In a way, I'm his Grandmother, and I'm far
from old.
-Ianthe
p.s.: This does imply a certain paradox because (by the same logic)
Duke Frederick of Holland, is my son, and is widely known to pre-date
dirt. Yet I am also younger than he.