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It's not even correct - "thy arrogance" should be "thine arrogance"
by zodiac 6y ago
It's not even correct - "thy arrogance" should be "thine arrogance"
- matvore 6y agowhen thou least expect it. Should be “when thou expectest it least” lest thou tear thy hair Should be “lest thou tearest thine hair” as I seem to recall the h sound acting like vowel for words that sound different based on what follow them. lest grievous harm befall thy program. Should be “befalleth”
- all2 6y agoToo bad you can't "requesteth a pull" to update the language a bit.
- yesenadam 6y agoI believe "-eth" is a 3rd person ending (he/she/it), e.g. If thy header files fail should be "faileth". "The third person sing. Present, ending in th, as taketh, bringeth &c. is now confined to sermons and grave discourse." - John Hunter, Text-book of English Grammar 1848 My favourite -eth, from the start of Moonlighting's Atomic Shakespeare episode: Good morrow, sir. I'm Lucentio, come hither for to see fair Padua, pleasant garden of great Italy, to seek out and happily begin a course of learning and studies herein. You've mistaken me, sir, for someone who careth. https://youtu.be/ijUr6p8xSBM?t=140 https://youtu.be/ijUr6p8xSBM?t=140