Another constraint puzzle

[thre...@webtv.net]

This is going to be my first attempt at a constraint puzzle. The wording
itself will be relatively meaningless, but the rule, as usual, is to
find the contraint and reply with a message using the same constraint.
The actual puzzle is after this sentence and before my signature.

Under the edge of my hat, right above my eye, you might glimpse evidence
by which I can convey what are clues to my identity. Let me suggest
paying little attention, (that is no lie), to formatting conventions.
Men have tried such things to no end. Other men of different ilk say it
also. Bringing the clues to an end will provide a ray of hope that the
solution is near. Please bear me no ill will, because I am but a boy.
There is no more to say.

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We respectfully request that you take us to Eden -- Doctor Sevrin :-)

[thre...@webtv.net]

Let me respond to my own puzzle to ask: Is this too hard to figure out,
or is nobody trying to figure it out? I'm asking because there has been
no response in 5 days. Please let it not be because my puzzles are too
boring.

[Mensanator]

>Subject: Re: Another constraint puzzle
>From: thre...@webtv.net
>Date: 10/2/04 7:31 PM Central Daylight Time
>Message-id: <10139-415...@storefull-3132.bay.webtv.net>

>
>Let me respond to my own puzzle to ask: Is this too hard to figure out,
>or is nobody trying to figure it out? I'm asking because there has been
>no response in 5 days. Please let it not be because my puzzles are too
>boring.

I don't remember what your puzzle was, but people usually reply
to challenging puzzles they are unable to solve.

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>We respectfully request that you take us to Eden -- Doctor Sevrin :-)

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