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Just following in the footsteps of Shakespeare.
Ioanes
Ioanes
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I forsee this thread gettning full of "wouldst" and "Thou"'s
I wonder if I am going to be able to write in that way as well...
Last edited by Henrik; July 4, 2001, 05:00.No Fighting here, this is the war room!Comment
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Grothgar, the turn is thine
Nothing of importance has happened this turn, all is calm...No Fighting here, this is the war room!Comment
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The file itself:
No Fighting here, this is the war room!Comment
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I cannot believe it takes 2 months to move a military unit across one square!!!
But anyway in 4 months i will be ready to strike. everyone beware (well the rebels anyway)
thee thine etc
Maps, Maps, MORE MAPS!!!!
"You can't make an omelette without breaking eggs but it's amazing how many eggs you can break without making a decent omelette"Comment
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Chaucer, rather than Shakespeare, perhaps?
From the writings of Jon of Sussex:
"Last day of Maye, this year of grayce 1142”
King Stephen hath retaken Saint Alban’s Towne, and there ys loude rejoycing throughout the land!
Agayne vile rebelles aproach Monmouthe with grayte clamoure and my lord hath rydden agayne to their succour. We hear of no other disturbances from his other demesnes and so I hope the Sprynge plantings passeth off without like evile doings…”
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The Scribe Ioanes does continue:
'The Lord of Bury Saint Edmunds , Murther Most Foul, is like unto snake in the grass, anoying yet very dangerous. His cohorts shall soon be crushed under heal of milord Bigod, Lord of Castle-Rising, and Protector of Norwich.
'Little else in other news, my estates in Yarmouth do seem to be prospering most well.
'This is my record as of May in the year of our Lord 1142.'Comment
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Are we still playing this game, Henrik?
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