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]]> By: Warren http://www.grailcode.com/archives/the-last-great-age-of-romance/comment-page-1#comment-56277 Warren Fri, 02 Jan 2009 20:18:21 +0000 http://www.grailcode.com/archives/the-last-great-age-of-romance#comment-56277 I have observed often the style in a certain century of english-writing, of the apostrophe with d, instead of "ed". Witness "admir’d at it". Was there a reason for this convention? It is these tiny bits of English spelling that seem to be of suche swyte vertue, now long lost. In it's place we have the following: "So, like, I was talking to Zelebine, and she was saying that Alemate is so totally into Morayzel, but he's like so totally not into it, so she was like, 'What's up with that?', and I'm like...". Warren I have observed often the style in a certain century of english-writing, of the apostrophe with d, instead of “ed”. Witness “admir’d at it”. Was there a reason for this convention? It is these tiny bits of English spelling that seem to be of suche swyte vertue, now long lost. In it’s place we have the following: “So, like, I was talking to Zelebine, and she was saying that Alemate is so totally into Morayzel, but he’s like so totally not into it, so she was like, ‘What’s up with that?’, and I’m like…”.

Warren

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