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"An" in Shakespeare's Taming of the Shrew

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English Language & Usage Asked 3 years ago

Meaning of "sick-fit"

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English Language & Usage Asked 3 years ago by David Sousa

'MURDER" or "MURTHER" ? -- Question on when distinct (archaic) spellings for words were used and when not

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English Language & Usage Asked 3 years ago

Defining lapidarical

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English Language & Usage Asked 3 years ago

What is a 17th-century affectionate term for "Mother"?

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English Language & Usage Asked 3 years ago by SinisterBeard

What were the rules for capitalising nouns in the 17th and 18th centuries?

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English Language & Usage Asked 3 years ago by gpr

Was it common in Shakespeare's time for adverbial phrases and objects to precede the verb in spoken English?

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English Language & Usage Asked 3 years ago by Nathan Wailes

"For who so firm that cannot be seduced?" Where is the verb in this Shakespeare quotation?

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English Language & Usage Asked 3 years ago

What is the most vulgar word one could use when describing "LIFE" and a phrase for an "ALL-HATING GOD"

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English Language & Usage Asked 3 years ago

Is Marine Plywood better than plastic for the environment?

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Sustainable Living Asked 2 years ago by Tim Kerr

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