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My view is that you don't need to worry about spellings or locutions such as "programme" and "a year on from becoming editor. He compares pleonastic "do" forms in the Elegy with Shakespeare's texts, finding a marked preference for such locutions in the poem. The familiar though no less impressive aphorism that Dorothy speaks stands in admirable contrast to the third party's blunted tone and crass locutions. |
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