tlhIngan-Hol Archive: Mon Jun 02 20:53:50 1997
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Re: jajlo'
- From: Irene Gates <[email protected]>
- Subject: Re: jajlo'
- Date: 02 Jun 97 23:51:48 EDT
QovvaD ghItlh charghwI':
>>jImIStaH. chay' DonlaH jaj yuQ je? poH 'oH jaj'e'. Doch 'oH
>>yuQ'e'. jaj ngaS vIHtaHbogh yoS, 'ach reH yuQDaq ratlhnIS
>>yoSvetlh.
> baQa'. lujchu' lutHom. The entire point, theme and purpose of the story
> was the parallel between the dawn of the world and the actual dawn. The
> first simple plants are starting to transform the atmosphere and the first
> rays of the sun are lighting up the part of the world under consideration.
> The day and the world are on a parallel course. But as both ghunchu'wI' and
> charghwI' have been left in complete confusion, I concede that it didn't
> work. va. vItunglu'.
nItung 'e' yIchaw'Qo', Qov. lutHomlIj vIyaj jiH. nom vIlaD, vaj lut naQ
vIyajchu'be', 'ach qech Daqelbogh vIyajbej.
bIQuchnIS. lut Dalab, 'ej 'oH laD vay'. rut lut bom ghap lablu', 'ej 'oH laD
pagh. wejpuH.
T'Lark
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Irene A Gates <[email protected]>
Burlington, Ontario, Canada
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