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Posted on June 12, 2012 by maedez

“Stability in language is synonymous with rigor mortis.”-Ernest Weekley

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Writer, biographer, poet. History nerd, silent movie maven. Punk rocker, amateur baker, bookworm. Cricket fan, Scotch drinker, craft beer snob.

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