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Interesting article.
I wonder if writers such as Joyce and, especially, Twain, don't use literally figuratively partly funnily. That is, do they use it with a wink and a nod at the 'literal' meaning, and a gentle poke at persnickities.
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Father Steve 11/06/2005 4:57 AM ![]()
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sjmaxq 11/06/2005 6:13 AM ![]()
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tsuwm 11/06/2005 6:42 AM ![]()
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Father Steve 11/06/2005 1:44 PM ![]()
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Faldage 11/06/2005 4:04 PM ![]()
*literally
musick 11/06/2005 4:09 PM ![]()
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inselpeter 11/06/2005 4:26 PM ![]()
The net effect, though:
TEd Remington 11/07/2005 12:28 PM ![]()
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Buffalo Shrdlu 11/07/2005 12:39 PM ![]()
Re: The net effect, though:
inselpeter 11/07/2005 12:43 PM ![]()
Re: TINSTAAFL?!
AnnaStrophic 11/07/2005 1:47 PM ![]()
TANSTAAFL?!
wofahulicodoc 11/07/2005 3:13 PM ![]()
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TEd Remington 11/07/2005 4:10 PM ![]()
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TEd Remington 11/07/2005 4:15 PM ![]()
The gideon... not!
musick 11/07/2005 5:59 PM ![]()
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Buffalo Shrdlu 11/07/2005 6:41 PM ![]()
Re: The gideon... not!
TEd Remington 11/07/2005 7:52 PM ![]()
...a horse, of course.
musick 11/07/2005 9:06 PM ![]()
TINSTAAFL
Bingley 11/11/2005 2:58 PM
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