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pinko | 8 months ago
E.g., "butch-ers" appears*, as if hyphenation makes it not a two-syllable word!
* https://archive.org/details/aesopsfablesinwo00aeso/page/12/m...
pinko | 8 months ago
E.g., "butch-ers" appears*, as if hyphenation makes it not a two-syllable word!
* https://archive.org/details/aesopsfablesinwo00aeso/page/12/m...
chrismorgan|8 months ago
Your source has “the dog and the shadow” (which subsequently uses “sha-dow”) and “the oxen and the butchers” (and note that “oxen” is not hyphenated). The Gutenberg edition instead has “the child and the brook” in their stead, and “the bear in the wood” inserted after the next one.
scandox|8 months ago
pinko|8 months ago