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To: THE ANT who wrote (138704)	1/28/2018 6:51:01 PM
From: TobagoJack	Respond to of 218023

thanks much for the pointer just bought for the coconut "The Rise and Fall of Alexandria: Birthplace of the Modern World", and a few other history books 'recommended' by amazon erita likes egyptian and greek mythology, and was reported to us by museum guide that she knew more about the details re egypt and greece than the guide my wife hired to walk the coconut through the british museum erita and i share the same kindle account, and my cyber library is filled w/ books i only heard about yesterday (sunday) the coconut read the great gatsby in one day, in between breakfast, homework, dancing, and dinner, and she watched one episode of doctor who with the jack the coconut can recite from memory below ("san zi jin") poem that all kids are supposed to learn by heart but i doubt too many actually can ... i doubt the jack would engage - anyways the poem is all comprised of three character sets, goes on and on forever, and the coconut when at 5-6 would start reciting whenever she did not want to hear mama preach or dada pitch as way to shut us down w/ blah blah blah - she was a funny little girl the coconut can also recite some poem that encapsulates thousands of years of china history, who fought whom, what alliances, how, who wrote what, why this what about that, etc etc en.wikibooks.org ... etc etc etc ...