subject line: What were you thinking about just now, Nicholas.
message body:
But I have long thought Mr. Bertram one of the worst subjects to work on, in any little manoeuvre against common sense, that a woman could be plagued with. I had very little hope of him from the first, but you, Mrs. Grant, my sister, my own sister, I think I had a right to alarm you a little.
Do not flatter yourself, my dearest Mary.
Okay ...I KNOW it's spam! ...the "to" field wasn't even me. Spammers are really good about using one name in the "to" and a zillion others in the CC ...this helps it slip by spam filters. There weren't any pictures or attachments ...just two seemingly unrelated book quotes.
godammit!!!
I'm also just enough of a freakin' nerd to sit and burn up my few remaining brain cells pondering just what the hell "War and Peace" has to do with "Mansfield Park" yet not quite dumb enough to reply to it and ask either. I've run searches on the e-mail handles and the quotes ...but the only thing I've come up with is that I'm entirely too OCD about this particular e-mail.
Has anyone out there ever heard of this kind of thing before?
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