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Wow. That's maybe 100 years newer than I'dve guessed. It sounds almost Victorian in its phrasing. Before any English folks start sharpening their torches and p
by mauvehaus 4y ago
Wow. That's maybe 100 years newer than I'dve guessed. It sounds almost Victorian in its phrasing.
Before any English folks start sharpening their torches and pitchforks, I speak the bastardized rustic version of your tongue in the USA. Apologies if I can't tell Victorian English from Elizabethan (II) English.