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Subject: [Leica] Mozart's Widow? Maybe Not.
From: lmc at interlink.es (Luis Miguel Castañeda)
Date: Thu Jul 13 11:54:28 2006
References: <20060712141309.32087.qmail@web32006.mail.mud.yahoo.com> <86D51E34-AEDF-4E76-8A07-7AD3E7F5D066@pandora.be> <347583D6-731B-403C-8DBE-BFCCE97ABAFB@interlink.es> <10BF84F2-CA9E-4862-B60C-931D8C388917@pandora.be>
On 13/07/2006, at 20:44, Philippe Orlent wrote:
> But I guess you're right: really beautiful people only started to
> emerge in the 20th century ;-)
hah! You got it. :) /* of course not what I was saying, but it's a
funny point. */
I don't think that he was joking in that case, and this description
was corroborated by other people descriptions of Constanza.
BTW, who cares if was her or not? :)
Saludos
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In reply to:
Message from profmason at yahoo.com (John Mason) ([Leica] Mozart's Widow? Maybe Not.)
Message from philippe.orlent at pandora.be (Philippe Orlent) ([Leica] Mozart's Widow? Maybe Not.)
Message from lmc at interlink.es (Luis Miguel Castañeda) ([Leica] Mozart's Widow? Maybe Not.)
Message from philippe.orlent at pandora.be (Philippe Orlent) ([Leica] Mozart's Widow? Maybe Not.)