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Here's a broadside featuring a hexalingual poem by John Walker, dated August 31, 1660.
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Eli
5:46 PM, June 27, 2012
Seeing as he spelled elokeinu with a hey, I take it he wasn't a big yorei shomayim?
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Seeing as he spelled elokeinu with a hey, I take it he wasn't a big yorei shomayim?
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