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21 Październik 2009 23:29 |
| | It seems nice  Could I have a bridge here, when you have time, dear Lilly? CC: lilian canale |
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22 Październik 2009 17:00 |
| | "When the sabre is mouldy, the plough is gleaming, the jail is empty, the barn is full, the stairs of the Temple are worn out, the stairs to the Court are full of weeds and finally, when the doctor walks (goes on foot), the baker rides a horse and the man of letters drives a car (goes by car), the nation is well ruled (governed)" |
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22 Październik 2009 00:37 |
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22 Październik 2009 12:58 |
| | Lilly, do you mean by "sable" the fur of the animal?  |
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22 Październik 2009 14:45 |
| | Oh, no! I'm sorry for the misspelling 
it's " sabre." |
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22 Październik 2009 15:38 |
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One more question if you don't mind, Lilly...
mohoso - moudly
It has three different meanings, so You meant: "boring", "out-of-date" or "rotten"? |
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22 Październik 2009 16:09 |
| | It's "mouldy" not "moudly".
This time the misspelling is yours  |
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22 Październik 2009 16:14 |
| | Hehe, so now we're square...
But, I thought just about "mouldy" and still don't know which of the three meanings I should consider...
For me "out-of-date" would be here the best... |
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22 Październik 2009 16:27 |
| | "Mouldy" means:
1. covered with mould
2. stale or musty, especially from age or lack of use.
Something like this wall
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22 Październik 2009 16:36 |
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