On 7 May 2004, at 13:14, Frances Hendrix wrote:
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reason only one library was used was that it was thought unlikely many
or perhaps any others would have opened their books in such a way, and
Hampshire, who were agreeable, were 'indicative' of the situation the
author perceived
It might have been better not to attempt a defence of the apparently
limited sources on which the report is based.
"It was thought" and "perhaps any others would have opened their
books" and "indicative of [a "perceived" situation]" are some of the
weakest responses I've heard in this excellent debate so far.
Although the punnish "opened their books" did make me smile on a
cloudy day.
John
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