RE: yearning for learning

 It begins with a comment on love or at least adoration and it ends back in
the sticky swamp with the 'poor delicate' Ghost Orchid being trampled under
foot. Oh well, to some the turning of the 'other' is just a cheek of
opportunity; where the turning of one cheek requires humility, the other
only requires a towel.
Daniel

 Scottie falls in love, saying,

"But, God, how I wish I could hear: 'Strepson autôi kai tén allén...',"

Yeah, me too. Of course, it all really depends on just which cheek she was
turning.

All the best,

--John (who prefers the literary excess of 120 Days... to the literary
excess of his own namesake)

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