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Re: pronouns and <-bogh>

• From: "James Pycior" <[email protected]>
• Subject: Re: pronouns and <-bogh>
• Date: Tue, 08 Nov 94 14:51:45 EST

     I am a newbie to this list so I won't presume to comment on your 
     tlhIngan-Hol but as to the english phrase "A friend in need is a 
     friend in deed", I have seen it written with no space between the 
     words 'in' and 'deed' making the word 'indeed'.  This tends to mean 
     that a friend, who remains a friend when you desperately need one, is 
     a true friend.
     

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