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I would like to be the first to thank Fr. Rostand for his excellent use
of the English language, which is not his native tongue. This letter
goes a long way to showing what a foreigner can do if he puts his
mind to it, and the clarity of his thinking that can be communicated
by proper English to an English-speaking audience.
We do not have to wonder what he means, and that's a big help.
That's what I have in favor of his letter, but I wanted to make it
known from the start, lest anyone accuse me otherwise.
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . :furtive: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(I can almost imagine them saying in their dinnertime conversation in
French - German - Italian and perhaps even Latin: "It took them
until page 16, and at least as many days, to post anything showing
any appreciation for your efforts, Fr. Rosty.")