Title: Intense euphoria
Product review: I've recently red "Fierce invalids" and as always the result was an intense feeling of euphoria. I really loved it, almost as much as "Jitterbug perfume". Nevertheless, I have a small suggestion to make. The preposition "pro" in ancient greek - as in modern for that matter - means "before" and not "on behalf of someone", which would be the latin meaning of the said preposition. Therefore the verb prophesize, that derives from the greek pro+pheme (speak) actually means I speak before something happens and under no circumstance I speak on behalf of someone else, as Mr Robbins suggest.
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