SC - Query-OT

[Alderton, Philippa]

So? The name of the poem and the circumstances?? I suspect you picked the
right occasion, as I know the Lady was Very there. Not only did she tell me
to ask you about the occasion, but I'm supposed to give you big soulful
eyes and say something to the effect of "Tell me the story, Daddy". So,
(screwing up my face into most uncharacteristic grimace), Tell me a story, 
Daddy. By the way, I've also been authorized to threaten to tell newbies
the story of the King Who Declared War on Himself, and Lost, so lets get it
right.

If you could ask Count Franz to send a copy, that would be great. She's not
on-line at the moment, but I'll pass it along. Also, your effort will be
most appreciated, if you can find it.

Are you still into Nuclear Physics?

phlip at morganco.net

Never a horse that cain't be rode,
And never a rider that cain't be throwed.


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