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previous posting. The email program tacked all kinds of crazy<br />

unwanted crap. onto the original chars and screwed up the work beyond<br />

recognition...man how. come know so much about ylife smuch for an<br />

original charset...... no abiding. place fspooks fodust adrop the program<br />

and feed the chars directly into. noemata. I dig. discontinue into<br />

subtrahends ariettawhatever fright. subjectsubstancewe sihp rhigt<br />

aawyre phnoile. kfctsviie.cerinoomgroermsjbcuet ivonice frau. strr ep<br />

la str))) s. whil. noemata. log. log l n. me. origin unkn. i a bulky mass of<br />

wood esp. anunhewn. portion of a felled tree or a length cut off for use<br />

as firewood.me. b. surfing. a large or heavy surfboard. m. a a heavy<br />

piece of woodfastened to. the leg of a person or an animal to impede<br />

movement. l. bmil. hist. a form of. punishment whereby a heavy weight<br />

was chained to anoffender's leg to be dragged. or carried around as the<br />

person moved. m. a piece of quarried slate before it. is split into layers.<br />

e. in pl. ajail a lockup. austral. slang. l. d.. l. sayers he walked up to the<br />

fire and kicked the logs moodily. p.gallico. hepulled her down between<br />

two logs of fallen trees. a dickenshere i am tied. like a log to you. times<br />

collyweston slate isproduced bythe action of frost. on the stone logs. r.<br />

boldrewood ten minutes in thelogs. ii an apparatus. for ascertaining the<br />

speed of a ship consisting of afloat attached to a line. wound on a reel.<br />

also any other apparatus forthe same purpose. l. a a book. containing a<br />

detailed daily record of aship's voyage a logbook. e. b a. systematic<br />

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