PS
to:
pada ata lane
pad not ogo old wart alan ther tale feur far rant lant tal told
(CK,
line 347 PF
original)
"perperi perpira
perpa alleral gelgal vortvirt pal feur farrant".
(CK, line 347 PF French R.Girard &Maurice E.
Colindreau)
If Shakespeare's verses about the "moon
as an arrant thief," and the emergence of "Pale Fire" in "pal feur"
or "tale feur," wouldn't Aunt Maud's warnings be more intent on preserving
the manuscript from the clutches of a "lunatic" Kinbote, than
indicative of Shade's dangerous crossing of a
lane?
Jansy
Mello