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Dear Ilona and Karl, | (Felix) Dear Ilona and Karl, | ||
Your Christmas letter was a heartwarming surprise. Your visit to Vienna and to Vorgartenstrasse recalled the times, when we were all younger and so often together in your flat and some times also in the gardens. How are you all? […] … the economy of the Maori and Adele and myself try now {{Page |n°=43}} to show that certain Maori words for plants and other things can be derived from economic activities with the help of comparative linguistics (Sanskrit and Hebrew). One article by Adele enclosed … | Your Christmas letter was a heartwarming surprise. Your visit to Vienna and to Vorgartenstrasse recalled the times, when we were all younger and so often together in your flat and some times also in the gardens. How are you all? […] … the economy of the Maori and Adele and myself try now {{Page |n°=43}} to show that certain Maori words for plants and other things can be derived from economic activities with the help of comparative linguistics (Sanskrit and Hebrew). One article by Adele enclosed … | ||
Yours | |||
Felix | |||
(Adele) Dear friends, … | |||
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(Felix) Dear Ilona and Karl,
Your Christmas letter was a heartwarming surprise. Your visit to Vienna and to Vorgartenstrasse recalled the times, when we were all younger and so often together in your flat and some times also in the gardens. How are you all? […] … the economy of the Maori and Adele and myself try now [43] to show that certain Maori words for plants and other things can be derived from economic activities with the help of comparative linguistics (Sanskrit and Hebrew). One article by Adele enclosed …
Yours
Felix
(Adele) Dear friends, …