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From: Theo Homan <theohoman at yahoo.com>
Subject: quotations

> From: Pat Reynolds <pat at caerlas.demon.co.uk>
> Subject: ll-l Inspirational words

> I am missing two quotations!  I need something to introduce
> medieval
> building training practices, and I need something better
> than I've got
> already to introduce the typology of wall anchors.

Pat,

No, I can't help you.
Sorry.

But here is a way out, so you can have some piece of mind:

THE BOOK: [I'm capitalizing, because you are dyslectic:)]

Jan en Kasper Luiken
Spiegel van het Menselyk Bedryf
Vertoonende Honderd verscheiden Ambachten
Te Amsterdam By de Erven van F. Houttuyn
MDCCLXVII

THE  PAGE:
69

THE SUBJECT:
De Steensaager = the stone-sawyer

THE TEXT:

De Steensaager

Patsiensi werck, gestaadich aan,
Komd eindling nog wel eens gedaan:
O swaare Steen, van 's leevens tyden!
De Dach en Nacht haald heen en weer,
De Saag des Tyds sinckt staadich neer,
Tot dat sich Ziel en Lichaam scheiden.

THEOLOGICAL COMMENT:
The stone-sawyer splits the stone in two parts.
Time will split soul and body.
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You see, Pat, so they will understand that you are also anchoring in moral
values.

vr. gr.
Theo

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