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In a post about beautiful words, AnnKath -at- aol -dot- com quoted a passage by Mark
Twain. It included the phrase:
>far in the empty sky a solitary esophagus slept upon motionless wing;
Personally, I've never seen a *solitary* esophagus. My neighbor has one,
and it always keeps company with either a uvula or a pyloric valve.
Perhaps the esophagus Twain saw was an antisocial type.
@Kat
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Kat Nagel LIFE1 (techwriting) katnagel -at- eznet -dot- net
MasterWork LIFE2 (music) PlaynSong -at- aol -dot- com
/| Maybe we should start a support group for
\'o.O' body parts who choose non-traditional
=(___)= occupations. Title suggestions accepted
U by private email (don't annoy the list).
