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Re: Word-wars in Arabic traditions and elsewhere
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It seems I just read about this -- very enlightening, and for the
life of me I can't remember where. Was it yourself? As I recall,
the intent of her cry is more along the lines of: 'Why must you (of
all people) be Romeo?'
On Nov 7, 2006, at 6:41 PM, NABOKV-L wrote:
> We still find Julliet on stage looking & searching to the
> line
> "Wherefore art thou Romeo?" (I'll explain the error if you insist.)
Steven
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life of me I can't remember where. Was it yourself? As I recall,
the intent of her cry is more along the lines of: 'Why must you (of
all people) be Romeo?'
On Nov 7, 2006, at 6:41 PM, NABOKV-L wrote:
> We still find Julliet on stage looking & searching to the
> line
> "Wherefore art thou Romeo?" (I'll explain the error if you insist.)
Steven
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