"The Empty Tomb" - A Greek Play

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Re: "The Empty Tomb" - A Greek Play

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cienfuegos wrote:It is extremely interesting to me, but a huge task to assimilate at this time for me. I will take a look but I doubt I will have much to offer in the near term. Perhaps down the road.
All cool.
    • The Road goes ever on and on
      Down from the door where it began.
      Now far ahead the Road has gone,
      And I must follow, if I can,
      Pursuing it with eager feet,
      Until it joins some larger way
      Where many paths and errands meet.
      And whither then? I cannot say.

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