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From: "C. Jarvis" <cjarvis@u.washington.edu>
To: College of Saint Bunstable <bunstable@u.washington.edu>
Subject: The Veneralbe Saint
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As a newcomer to the College of Saint Bunstable I was wondering if any 
gentle had in the past undertaken, or would chose to assist in the 
undertaking of the chronicle of the life of Saint Bunstable.

Little is known of this venerated and most holy scion of the church from 
which we take our name. Tis a sad and lamentable thing--that is this 
ignorance, not something else. I would endeavor to engage in such 
scholarly research if none would gainsay me. Forsooth (forsooth?, 
forsooth...forsooth!) I would. Hearing the voices (nay the guidance and 
sagicious utterances) of other gentles would be most handy.

With much savantly (savantly? ...savantly. Savantly!) reguard,

Christoph de Lascaux

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