Re: Women v. ladies

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On Wed, 29 May 1996, John Pastore wrote:
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> Problem with that is Holly, except for an air-conditioner manual
> library, Cancun, where I am, has no libraries. And, if they did,
> somehow I think they would have a section on that one
> --anthropologic or mechanic.
>
> The librarian, for sure, would be a lady though.

A Lady? You mean, she would be married to an English Lord?
Wow!

Carolyn Martin

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