Re: "The Miller's Sons" in Kash

On Tue, Apr 22, 2003 at 06:11:57PM -0700, Joe Fatula wrote:
> What could be more up to date than "The Miller's Sons"?  Unless by "up to
> date" you mean "containing words that weren't useful/extant in older times".
> I only wrote the story yesterday, and all of the words in it are still used
> and very well known.  (Other than "knight", which is a very well known word,
> all of the words here are certainly in common usage, at least for me.)
"miller" isn't exactly in common usage, either. The Sherall probably
have a word for knight, as it's fairly common in fantasy literature, but
not for miller; in a reading translation (as opposed to a scholarly or
literal translation), it would probably be rendered as baker or farmer.

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