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**roppo** · 13-04-2012

Perhaps this might be regarded out of place, but I need your help.

I have a letter sent from Charles Rosher to Ethell Archer and I cannot read several words. You can learn the background information of the letter from Perdurabo by Kaczynski pp.220-21.

http://yaneurabeya.blogspot.jp/2012/...n-read-it.html

I'd be very grateful if you help me. And I believe the letter might be interesting for it mentions A.C.

roppo

**Ross G Caldwell** · 13-04-2012

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Originally Posted by roppo

Perhaps this might be regarded out of place, but I need your help.

I have a letter sent from Charles Rosher to Ethell Archer and I cannot read several words. You can learn the background information of the letter from Perdurabo by Kaczynski pp.220-21.

http://yaneurabeya.blogspot.jp/2012/...n-read-it.html

I'd be very grateful if you help me. And I believe the letter might be interesting for it mentions A.C.

roppo

How about -

"hung"
"mercies"
"and Croydon"
"Soror"
?
"Faithfully"

It is "Soror [something]", I just can't make it out.

**roppo** · 13-04-2012

Oh, thank you very much, Ross! These hand-written things are sometimes difficult to read for me.

**Ross G Caldwell** · 13-04-2012

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Originally Posted by roppo

Oh, thank you very much, Ross! These hand-written things are sometimes difficult to read for me.

I'm having second thoughts about "Soror" as the reading...

**gregory** · 13-04-2012

I reckon it is Soror - Latin for sister, so why not ? Thus the fraternally at the end, too - works well. (oops - you meant the last one. No - I don't think that is Soror something either. I am starting to get a handle on that bit - give me a while...)

**Ross G Caldwell** · 13-04-2012

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Originally Posted by gregory

I reckon it is Soror - Latin for sister, so why not ? Thus the fraternally at the end, too - works well.

I am starting to get a haldle on the last bit - give me a while...

Yes, it's "Fraternally yours", not "Faithfully yours".

**gregory** · 13-04-2012

The second of those two last words is finis..... - wait - and I think maybe the first IS then soror.

Soror finis..... Sister, the end....

**Ross G Caldwell** · 13-04-2012

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Originally Posted by gregory

I reckon it is Soror - Latin for sister, so why not ? Thus the fraternally at the end, too - works well. (oops - you meant the last one. No - I don't think that is Soror something either. I am starting to get a handle on that bit - give me a while...)

Could it be "Soror Tümi" or "Tüni"? The "u" has an umlaut, then. It would explain why there are two dots so close together, which is hard to find a suitable word for in English.

**gregory** · 13-04-2012

See above. I am SURE it is finis. Two dots

**Ross G Caldwell** · 13-04-2012

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Originally Posted by gregory

See above. I am SURE it is finis. Two dots

I've been looking at it too long - I'm starting to see "Stay ... in love and kind thoughts".

I can see "Finis", but I think he'd have crossed the middle of the F with a bar (a curl around from the top in the date line "Friday")

I think the capital letter at the beginning of the mystery word looks like the T in "Tuesday" on line 11.

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roppo Oujupah Unveiled Join Date: 12 May 2004 Location: Fukuoka, Japan Posts: 1,110	Oh, thank you very much, Ross! These hand-written things are sometimes difficult to read for me. __________________ "When you got it, flaunt it!"

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gregory Cat on a cold stone roof Join Date: 01 Jan 2004 Location: The world of the things that could have been. Posts: 56,580	I reckon it is Soror - Latin for sister, so why not ? Thus the fraternally at the end, too - works well. (oops - you meant the last one. No - I don't think that is Soror something either. I am starting to get a handle on that bit - give me a while...) __________________ ~ ~ I probably shouldn't be here. But this was the only universe which had a vacancy. ~ ~ (Granny from Hell) I is very deaf. Please post loudly. Madness takes its toll. Please have exact change. Check out Grizabella's profile for the NONNY MOUSE threads ! Last edited by gregory; 13-04-2012 at 02:33.

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gregory Cat on a cold stone roof Join Date: 01 Jan 2004 Location: The world of the things that could have been. Posts: 56,580	The second of those two last words is finis..... - wait - and I think maybe the first IS then soror. Soror finis..... Sister, the end.... __________________ ~ ~ I probably shouldn't be here. But this was the only universe which had a vacancy. ~ ~ (Granny from Hell) I is very deaf. Please post loudly. Madness takes its toll. Please have exact change. Check out Grizabella's profile for the NONNY MOUSE threads !

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gregory Cat on a cold stone roof Join Date: 01 Jan 2004 Location: The world of the things that could have been. Posts: 56,580	See above. I am SURE it is finis. Two dots __________________ ~ ~ I probably shouldn't be here. But this was the only universe which had a vacancy. ~ ~ (Granny from Hell) I is very deaf. Please post loudly. Madness takes its toll. Please have exact change. Check out Grizabella's profile for the NONNY MOUSE threads !

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