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Quote:I think that Ed Nassour would likely dispute that opinion on both counts.
Jul 1 07 1:32 PM
Quote:I wasn't impressed with the sound on the Ben-Hur Rhino edition, compare that to Raintree County just released by FSM. Many seem to think that Ben-Hur is very good and worthy mentioning.
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Quote:I like the Rhino a lot
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Quote:Interesting use of English, William. Is this a new style you're developing just for us?
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Quote:Then again, in Chaucer, "clyppinge" means something altogether different -- what we might call "necking" or "making out." Maybe also in Scotland?
Jul 2 07 12:29 PM
Quote:What exactly do you think Ed Nassour would dispute ?
Jul 2 07 3:52 PM
Quote:I have have a fair degree of clipping with the brass on Rhino's Ben-Hur.
Jul 2 07 5:51 PM
Quote:And so upon a time Sir Tristram agreed to wed Isoud la Blanche Mains. And at the last they were wedded, and solemnly held their marriage. And so when they were abed both Sir Tristram remembered him of his old lady La Beale Isoud. And then he took such a thought suddenly that he was all dismayed, and other cheer made he none but with clipping and kissing; as for other fleshly lusts Sir Tristram never thought nor had ado with her: such mention maketh the French book; also it maketh mention that the lady weened there had been no pleasure but kissing and clipping. (Malory)
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