Following Tim's example ...
An Archbishop named Deusdedit
(A South Saxon joke - d'you geddit?)
Got up off all fours,
Closed the windows and doors
And pulled at his hair till he'd shed it!
Actually, I think something a little more theological would be
more fitting to an archbishop:
Est Deusdedit a nomine
Qui clamavit, "Audi me, Domine!
Nos non perdidisti,
Nobis spem dedisti
Per filium in cruce pro homine."
Mark
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Mark Harris
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"The reason of a thing is not to bee inquired after till you are
sure the thing it selfe bee soe. Wee comonly are att *What's
the reason of it?* before wee are sure of the thing."
John Selden (1584-1654), _Table Talk_
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