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Welcome, Reader, to the World
of Coracle
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Expect to find
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Fearless Comment,
Quaint Facts,
Amazing Recipes,
Touching Cries for Help,
Intimate Correspondence,
Astonishing New Products,
Unusual Competitions with Unbelievable Prizes,
Glimpses Into The Future
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All in the World Of Coracle
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Peep at the most Intimate
Moments of the
Upper
Classes
with Uncle Coracle,
Join with him in his criticisms of Modern
Art and
Literature,
Share in his knowledge of the
Lost
Tribes of
the
Kadooli
Desert
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Knowing Uncle Coracle will
CHANGE
YOUR
WORLD
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To our old friends: The Archive has returned, with new material
ready to be added as soon as the Secretary (K. von
Krunkel) can get round to it, and most important of
all:
A totally new Coracle-Index
to the Archive:
If your browser does such things, you may be
hearing a piece of music. The piece that is playing is called Knorti Knorti,
or Chnorti Chnorti as it seems to be written more frequently nowadays, a
simple primitive love song of the North. Go to the Folk-Music Introduction
(FT in the Index) if you would like to learn more about it, and hear another
of our simple melodies.
** The Count does not usually
allow anything in the Dialect of Transpomerania to appear, as the Court Languages
are French, German, English and Madongan. However, since the Vernacular has
become fashionable recently, he has relaxed this rule slightly. As he says
- and I simply cannot convey the vigour of his ear-movements at the time
- it is always necessary to stay in the fashion, and individual preferences
have to be sunk in the Greater Good. Our brighter readers will note the powerful
links to the Romano-Hungarian group of Languages. Not that one necessarily
wishes to draw attention to such a thing..
Secretary to the Count
