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Seems a common problem: "wherefore" really means "why", not "where". People need to stop thinking of "wherefore art thou" as "where are you" and instead think
by makecheck 10y ago
Seems a common problem: "wherefore" really means "why", not "where". People need to stop thinking of "wherefore art thou" as "where are you" and instead think of it as "why are you".
- gravypod 10y agoThat makes sense. You're looking "where" the reason for something is (for). Makes sense in that context.