"[F]ew peoples are more identified with their language than the French. They watch over how it is written and spoken; considering it an expression of French power, they are understandably pained to see English as the new lingua franca."
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"[F]ew peoples are more identified with their language than the French. They watch over how it is written and spoken; considering it an expression of French power, they are understandably pained to see English as the new lingua franca."
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The point at which I decided I had had my fill
So the novel is long, full of intrigue, action, and lots of characters, almost none female. The few that are female arrive late and play…
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Perspicacious
Growing up, I was told that I should read many books because it would improve my vocabulary. I did read a lot, but it wasn’t to improve my…
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Article and video
Today’s New Haven Register features an article about Gil Marsh, and says some nice things both about the book and me. As a special bonus,…
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