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Re: Anagrams in G & S?

From: Frances
Date: 03 Apr 2003
Time: 18:30:48 -0500
Remote Name: 64.12.96.139

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I see anagrams often and just about anywhere, and found several of those you also saw...but with regard to any potential meaning (intended or otherwise), it suggests, as for Victor Frolatti (Tract of vitriol), that you see him as one of the bad guys. Are you sure? (or am I reading too much into it?) If an anagram can act as even an accidental mirror of its original meaning, whos to say its not one of those fun-house mirrors?


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