Re: Jabberwock
From Sebastian Stöcker <s-s...@surfhome.de>
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· 12 Sep 2001 16:08 · View full thread
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Martin Hentschel <mar...@freecreational.de> schrieb: [Jabberwock] >na moecht ja keine Werbung machen, aber ich tipp ja auf >Java in 21 Tagen --> >http://www.mut.com/media/buecher/Java2/data/02.html#151385 >(da wird zumindest das Raetzel geloest) Richtig, aber ganz gel�st ist es nocht nicht. Das Gedicht ist Teil eines sehr bekannten Schriftst�cks, aber wenn man den Autor kennt (und der steht ja auch auf der Seite), sollte der Schluss nicht schwer fallen ;) Sebastian, noch immer wartend ;) -- ,~~~~___ ~~~~ www.surfhome.de ~~~~ _| |__/ | +------+ +------+ +------+ |__________|-|______|-|______|-|______| __`O'___`OO'___`O''O'___`O''O'___`O''O'_______
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