Catch-Hanger Fallcaster had been a teacher.
She had taught Russian to Germans. And certainly before the VUE, she would never
have admitted to a great knowledge of ornithology.
The VUE had made Catch-Hanger three inches
taller, paraylsed her index fingers and improved her eyesight.
She now taught Abcadefghan to anyone who wanted to learn. Abcadefghan
is often used in the preparation of papers on engineering, metallurgy and
radiophonics. It is said that Laps and Finns can understand Abcadefghan,
which, in itself, is not that scientifically valuble since there aren't that
many technical-papers in these languages.
Catch-Hanger has
translated
Tulse Luper's
'Birds of the Northern Hemisphere', establishing a definitive pronunciation of
the Abcadefghan equivalents for the Falconidae. She has also started work on a Abcadefghan
English language primer that is based substantially on the three nursery rhymes,
'Goosey, Goosey, Gander', 'Who Killed Cock-Robin?', and 'I Shot a Little Duck'.
