LL-L: "Poetics" [E/S] LOWLANDS-L, 30.SEP.1999 (01)

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From: Lee [glent at troi.csw.net]
Subject: LL-L: "Poetics" [S] LOWLANDS-L, 29.SEP.1999 (03)

>From: "Ian James Parsley" <parsley at highbury.fsnet.co.uk>Subject: Poetics
>
>Doug,
>
>Ye'l maun dae beter not that gif ye'r fur (you want to) scunneran us aa! A'm
>thinkan aa tha Scots taakars (speakers) on tha leit is gey blythe at ye'r fur

>larnan oor leid! A hae nae scunners taen (I'm not offended), troth tha
>opposite (in fact the opposite).
>
>We'r aa fur giean a hauld tae yer guid wark (hauld = support),
>

Ian,

Thank you so much for the kind words.  And thank you Sandy for taking time
out of your busy schedule to read my words and give me help.  I do
appreciate it.  I want to thank Ron, John Tait, Andy Eagle, Richard Turner,
and everybody at Lowlands-L.  Since I do have a bit of Scottish blood I feel
like Scots is a leid that is my duty to learn and I have a strong desire to
do so!  And I want to learn to write it properly, in tone, style, rythm and
so forth.  I don't want to sound like some tourist trying to write Scots!!
I want to learn to get the feel for the real thing!

My thanks to everyone at Lowlands-L.  All of you have been so kind and
supportive.  I'm proud to know you!

Douglas

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