Ah! Friend Ray is coming to the rescue of friend Tor! But I'm really very
touched that Tor is taking an interest in English educational history --
I'm just pointing him to sources which are different from the more
impressionistic glimpses that he's given.
As for:
>Could you pass me tea and a scone?
Well, I could do more than on this English summer's day -- if only you were
here. And right welcome you would be, too. Early this afternoon we're
playing crocquet on a friend's lawn (in truth, a pretty vicous game), and
then we're going to sing a couple of Guerrero motets, and then we're going
to have afternoon tea (which will undoubtedly include tea and scones, but
mine will also include a couple of beers which I'm taking with me), and
then we'll be singing some English madrigals in the evening, including a
few of Purcell's more risqu� rounds which I'm taking along. I wish you
could join us.
Did I catch you aright? That you have just remarried?
All best wishes, then.
Keith
At 16:31 11/08/00 -0400, you wrote:
> Keith Hudson wrote: Hi Tor, Among old-timers on FW, I think we can speak
>bluntly, so please don't take
> (snip)
>
>Bill Ward said the following last January and I feel it bears repeating: A
>biostatistician friend of mine got up after that and showed that beer
>consumption was up 30% in the same period and said that it was truly the
>increase in beer drinking. By the way, no one has ever been able to show
>any relationship between health services in the US [except for
>immunizations] and improvement in health [except for the health of health
>care workers]. Mike G. told me that your site was a good one.
> I like my schools holistic and my governments stable so that everyone
>else can develop around the tree of their deep roots. No one bit on the
>population question that I had for Ishi But I have to get back to
>this article John Warfield just sent and hope you are doing well with your
>marketing the great choral performing arts of the past. They keep
>each other humble and honest. Think also if policy is based upon
>those government figures as proof of some outlandish future idea's validity.
>Could you pass me tea and a scone?
> Regards, REH
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