[tlhIngan Hol] excuse me but what the jay' is {taymey}

[mayqel qunen'oS]

SuStel:
> In English, we have the phrases front matter and back matter (or end matter) that refer
> to the sections that come before and after the main body of the text, respectively. Front
> matter may consist of an introduction, a foreword, a preface, a title page, a table of
> contents, and so on. Back matter may include an afterword, an index, a bibliography,
> a glossary, charts and tables, and so on. The front matter and the back matter together
> are all of the taymeymey of a book.

I didn't know all this about front matter and back matter. I thought
there was just the prologue, epilogue, and that's it. Now everything
became clear. Thanks.

lieven:
> Does that help?

Yeah, we're cool.

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