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CK on Edsel and Tselovalnikok
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Dear Charles Nicol,
A real poet named Edsel Ford - - who'd a thunk it? Thanks for this
wonderful Eyesteinian tid-bit.
Carolyn
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Dear Don,
I can't come up with it now - - but isn't there a 17th or 18th century
play
by Goldsmith, Goldsworth or Wordsmith (VN has me completely
discombobulated
now - - at least I know it isn't Wordsworth) that takes place in a
tavern? I
remember getting to it somehow through PF. Mistaken gender/identities
farce
- - something like that?
Carolyn
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A real poet named Edsel Ford - - who'd a thunk it? Thanks for this
wonderful Eyesteinian tid-bit.
Carolyn
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Dear Don,
I can't come up with it now - - but isn't there a 17th or 18th century
play
by Goldsmith, Goldsworth or Wordsmith (VN has me completely
discombobulated
now - - at least I know it isn't Wordsworth) that takes place in a
tavern? I
remember getting to it somehow through PF. Mistaken gender/identities
farce
- - something like that?
Carolyn
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