Of the Children [?] spake;
Why of the Bad?
Why of the Good?
Why of the Powers of the Of?…
the Higher [?] spake;
Art, tis to Be:
Word differ from words?
Higher Art of, of other Of’s?
of seeming of Of?
contradict, fore which twas ere of addict; in that the He shallt hath spake?
the differ, of HE of He, and more Too; of He of HE?
of another to Progress, its Being better?…
other greater than other?
Knowledge greater than [other] Knowledge?…
Love of another [different] Love?
Any hath [?]... oppose?
HE spake;
[…]
Speak;
Why Art the Children, He, Answers of falseness?...
How Art Any of Falseness?…
Doth Thou Knoweth?...
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cannst Thou Giveth Answer?...
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Re: cannst Thou Giveth Answer?...
Good Morrow Packajos000, great thanks for thy riddler’s aged pageant.
On the presumption that thy regular written parlance be fixed in antiquity, my conviction is that these characters of thy mystery plays might likely be ensconced deep in misty time.
So in repost, I give thee Nikolaos of Myra, 4th-century Christian saint and Greek Bishop of Myra, who careth greatly for all children of whatever character and was a renowned secret giver of gifts. He who casteth the fledgling die for Santa Claus!
What sayest thou on this offering?
I have thy private message for which thou hast my thanks, but to my vexation there is little or less time in my store to correspond with thee directly, a condition for which I express dark conscience excused by the great boulder that must borne in the execution of this work of ours.
I humbly take my leave and rest thy dutiful correspondent. Redbeck
On the presumption that thy regular written parlance be fixed in antiquity, my conviction is that these characters of thy mystery plays might likely be ensconced deep in misty time.
So in repost, I give thee Nikolaos of Myra, 4th-century Christian saint and Greek Bishop of Myra, who careth greatly for all children of whatever character and was a renowned secret giver of gifts. He who casteth the fledgling die for Santa Claus!
What sayest thou on this offering?
I have thy private message for which thou hast my thanks, but to my vexation there is little or less time in my store to correspond with thee directly, a condition for which I express dark conscience excused by the great boulder that must borne in the execution of this work of ours.
I humbly take my leave and rest thy dutiful correspondent. Redbeck
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