Re: Sally please stay with us.--Yours Aye (faithfully) Ivan of Trafalgar

["Iain" <iain.laird@btinternet.com>]

As I noted yesterday "aye" means "ever" as well as "yes" in Scots.  It would
be closer to "yours sincerely", in that case.

Yours aye

Iain
----- Original Message ----- >
> >     Dear Sally,  I understand it to mean FAITHFULLY.
> >
> >     Other Cousins, am I correct?
> >
> >     Sincerely,   Ivan of Trafalgar
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> Yes, Ivan, you are correct
>
> Neil of Nova Scotia


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