Re: CHAT: The centre of the temporal universe, was Translation relay

Andrew Smith wrote:
>
> N.B., without giving too much away, 'preaching' is not used in the
> translation relay!
Thank you!!

> > The Teonim are particularly confused about time.  They can sploosh up
> > out of the Black Sea and find it the nineteenth century (our time), go
> > back home, and sploosh up again and find it the sixteenth century (our
> > time).
> The Teonim are definately on my list of places to visit on a Grand Tour of
> Conlangea.  I am sure that their national library contains wide and
> eclectic sections on the languages and customs of such places as Cambria,
> the Hankerim republics, Livagia, Boreanesia, Nowapan, and the Rihannsu.
I'd like to visit, too!
I think they also visit the Tokana.  So where is Matt these days?? <G>
I hope having a fabulous vacation.

> The best resource this side of the Dreaming, and I haven't found a New
> Zealand library that will interloan from it!
Oh, neither have I; I'm sure you're right about the Teonaht National
Library,
located in Tsorelai Mundya in Eksil Tegriaht, the circle of university
learning.
Some of the books stray into our libraries and disappear again, much to
the
rage and frustration of scholars.  I have a new Kernu dictionary which
emerged
in my office recently.  I've got it on a chain so that it won't
disappear. ;-)

Sally
scaves@frontiernet.net
http://www.frontiernet.net/~scaves/teonaht.html