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Old 07-03-2008, 10:56 AM   #30
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Originally Posted by Patricia View Post
... and a fair number of people who didn't leave any comment at all. Doubtless they reasoned that actions could speak as loudly as words.
Patricia:

I have many of those "no comment" tributes as well; it's like a feeling of elation (receiving karma) and followed by emptiness (no comments). A bit like unrequited love—you put forth all your efforts only to be teased with nothing...

It does, however, remind me of a remarkable line in a TV adaptation of Twain's Prince and the Pauper, namely (and I paraphrase):
"I shall take a slackened jaw, as a similar sign of respect", said the young Prince upon his first introduction to the Pauper!
So maybe actions do speak volumes....
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