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12-Apr-2005, 19:52
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 "What way are you?" "There's something in the poem which says you find a phrase 'as in the wild earth(?? This word is missing in the script. Some word which starts with ea-) are Grecian Days'. So I hit upon the idea of saying "What way are you?" to different country people and the variety of answers I got was really something Lovely." Especially I can't understand "What way are you?" part. Is it a common phrase? Could someone help me to understand that? |
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13-Apr-2005, 00:43
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| Re: "What way are you?" No, it isn't. It doesn't make much sense to me either.  |
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