From: J@M   
      
    "the senior, to gaius cherished, whom i am diligent in verity. cherished, of   
     all things oration i do  prosperously you to ingress and prevail, as to   
     prosper the acts of the soul of yours. glad i was very, when came the   
   brothers   
     and testimony presented the verity of yours, as you in verity do ambulate.   
     major of these not i have gratitude than to be audient the children my own in   
     verity to ambulate. cherished, fidelitously you do whatever work for the   
     brothers, and this for strangers, which testimony was rendered to the caritas   
     of yours in sight of the ecclesia, whom beneficially you will do leading   
     dignifiedly to the dominant one, as the name for departed they, nothing   
     accepting from the nations. we therefore are indebt to suscept of this sort,   
     that cooperators we be in verity. i would write perhaps to the ecclesia, but   
     he that is amative of primacy to bear among them diotrephes, not receives us.   
     because of this, if i come, i will remind him  of the works which he does,   
   the   
     words malign chattering at us, and as if not to him that be sufficient,   
     neither himself he suscepts the brothers, and them he is cupient to prohibit,   
     and from the ecclesia eject. cherished, do not imitate the malign, but which   
     good is. he beneficient out of the dominant one is, he  maleficent not has   
     seen the dominant one. of demetrius the testimony rendered by all men, and by   
     itself the verity, and us but testimony we present, and you know because the   
     testimony of ours veritable it is. many things i had to write to you, but i   
     will not by ink and letter write to you. i hope but pronto you to see, and   
     face to face will speak. peace to you, they salute you the amicable, salute   
     the amicable by name." -- 3 John 1:1-14   
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
    * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)