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"... that implement must have been peculiarly terrifick, which could sustain the weight of so many Brides, without detriment to its firmness, or elasticity."

Useful starting point for my acceptance testing list. Noted PPV report, which is a real acceptance test based on subjective estimates; could that be fleshed out?

Seems I'm going to be giving a talk there, come Autumn. Wonder what it'll be about.

The one book from 1906 you should read today.

Barbara passes along a poem she's found in a book she's post-processing at Distributed Proofreaders (an 1650-something Chocolatier's advertising screed)

Two linguistic just-so stories about te follies of English pronunciation. Blame the floppy-throated Frenchies.

My wife and I scanned this, and sent it through Distributed Proofreaders. To you. "The wet style of grief is quite gone out—quite! The dry cry is decidedly the genteel thing."

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