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   George Dance said that his source told him (by some method) the first   
   line, title, and book in which a poem by Robert Creeley was published.   
   The source told George Dance the second line, but George Dance did not   
   write that down.  We assume that George Dance wrote down the first line,   
   the title, and the author of the poem, along with the book.  We conclude   
   that George Dance was given this information orally, as otherwise it   
   would already be available in print (if in an email or a site on-line).   
   >   
   > NancyGene and I have been prying out your proverbial teeth to obtain   
   > what little information you've revealed.   
   George Dance is feeling the heat in Canada.   
   >   
   > Like I said: if you just tell the truth about what happened, we wouldn't   
   > have to try to weave the little shreds of material you've given us   
   > together in an attempt to figure out what you're (not) talking about.   
   It would have saved what little "face" George Dance has.   
   >   
   >   
   >>   
   >>> and accused   
   >>> NancyGene of having copied it.   
   >>   
   >> Nor did I accuse NastyGoon of having "copied" it (since it was not   
   >> copied, but changed), Lying Michael.   
   >   
   > A copy needn't be exact, George.   
   If we were going to paraphrase our line, we would have changed the words   
   that were changed in the "Creeley" version.   
   >   
   >   
   >> That's three lies in a row from you, Lying Michael, all of them attempts   
   >> by you to change the meaning of something I did tell you.   
   >   
   > Again, all of them attempts to make sense out of what little you did   
   > tell us.   
   >   
   >   
   >> Isn't that   
   >> what you were pre-emptively accusing me of doing in this thread just   
   >> today? Why, yes, it is. So go ahead and accuse me of playing "IKYABWAI"   
   >> again.   
   >   
   > I don't know what you're talking about, George?  You are saying that   
   > I've pre-emptively accused you of telling three lies in a row?  WTF does   
   > that even mean?   
   >   
   >   
   >>> Do you really think that's any better than if you had actually forged   
   >>> it?   
   >>   
   >> I think the worst thing one can accuse another writer of s forgery. So   
   >> you go on  milking that charge; you still have over a week till the book   
   >> arrives.   
   >   
   > Again, I am once more giving you the benefit of the doubt -- contingent   
   > upon your revealing the source once your mysterious book arrives.   
      
   We assume that George Dance will examine, word by word, page by page,   
   every inch of the tome to make the momentous discovery of a new Robert   
   Creeley poem!   
      
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