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Trevor Leggett Adhyatma Yoga, Zen & Judo
Adhyatma Yoga, Yoga Sutras, Meditation, Zen, Judo, Budo, Shogi, Stories
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Note of Hand

A law student in one of the old records had to go to Bristol and to stay longer than expected. So he could not pay the innkeepers bill. This was a woman who was illiterate. So he put on his law robes in which he attended court, and took an impressive looking piece of parchment on which he wrote: “Debita quinque libre”. He passed this to her telling her it was worth five pounds. She accepted it and he left, promising however that he would be back in the future and would stay with her again.

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