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'''Literate''' means "able to read and write". the default ability is generally taken to mean literate in one's native tongue; but the term can be applied to literacy in a particular language)<p>Literacy is probably one of the third things to be looked for in [[royalty]], after making sure that they're breathing and checking their teeth (to make sure no substitution has occurred). |
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Revision as of 19:52, 16 October 2006
Literate means "able to read and write". the default ability is generally taken to mean literate in one's native tongue; but the term can be applied to literacy in a particular language)
Literacy is probably one of the third things to be looked for in royalty, after making sure that they're breathing and checking their teeth (to make sure no substitution has occurred).
