Easter Morning

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At 02:30 AM 12/17/98 EST, JAlw@aol.com wrote:

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>Ray says nobody in his right mind would ever consider any dawn to be "dark",

>no matter what the weather conditions are, 


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Ed

Shakespeare, Henry James, John Milton, Henry Fielding, and just about
every other great author in English were whackos, I guess.


Ray:
I suggest you use my postings to get a quote from me rather than from
Joe Alward. I never said what Award says I said. Describing a morning as
dark is fine. I will repeat for you what I said.

Anyone who is trying to tell us that something happened at or after
sunrise and describes that time only as "while it was still dark" is
nuts.

Ray

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