Re: The Death of Agrippina

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Mark Raven wrote:
>
> On Tue, 21 Jan 1997 20:16:21 GMT, dmytrik@lglobal.com (Quirk) wrote:
>
> >
> >The following is a one scene vignette from new testiment era history
> >from a seeries I am working on called "65ad". It is as accuarate a
> >historical account as I could construct using available sources. I
> >hope you enjoy it....
>
> > Anicetus drew his sword. Agrippina through off her robe.
>
> See? A spelling checker might help a bit, but even spelling checkers are no
> defense against sheer stupidity.
>
> Mark Raven

Tis the robe that must have been sheer -- thus twas
Agrippina through her robe

-- 


"As no two people see the same                         Kice Brown

  view along the Way, all trips                          Lone Tree

  from here to there are imaginary;                    & Iowa City

all truth is a tale I am telling myself."

     ------ Brion Gysin in "The Process"

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