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Finish My Word?
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SavedByAnAngel
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lixom.....it means amiable from the archaic Herefordshire of the time of Edward II.
taken from Dictionary of Archic Words by James Halliwell.
tsleipe (new testament letter)
taken from Dictionary of Archic Words by James Halliwell.
tsleipe (new testament letter)
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SavedByAnAngel
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No, sorry I did not intend it to be, perhaps the clue was misleading. The answer is 'epistle' which may be Greek in origin. I don't know. Some epistles are Ephesians, Galatians, Romans, Philippians, Colossians. Letters of course that Paul wrote to the early christian churches.
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