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Re: Chess death (correction)
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The quantity of Scottish blood in my veins greatly
exceeding that of Slavic, presumed therefore that
Scots spelling exceeded Slavic in correctness .
Or, as chess players might say, "Czeck"
John
NABOKV-L wrote:
> A correction for John Rea:
>
> The correct spelling is "Jan Masaryk."
>
> DN
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exceeding that of Slavic, presumed therefore that
Scots spelling exceeded Slavic in correctness .
Or, as chess players might say, "Czeck"
John
NABOKV-L wrote:
> A correction for John Rea:
>
> The correct spelling is "Jan Masaryk."
>
> DN
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