Readers discuss galore and the devil and the deep sea phrase
Collating dictionary notes and etymologies, the passage surveys galore as a standard English word and traces of the error prone phrase between the devil and the deep sea. It cites authorities, dialect notes, and historical usages from Webster's, Worcester's, Cassell's, and Cambridge editions.
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Webster’s International Dictionary
Worcester
John
Scotland
Ireland
England
University Press of Cambridge
CGAM
Cassell
Answers from Readers on a Fragmented Poem Discussion
The passage notes readers' reactions to a fragment of a poem with phrases like Pictures is ite That hese and Wepaiegmede, mentioning a German word. It cites Dana's Household Book of Poetry as the printed source and references Tempnece and known lines in a discussion of verse quality.
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Italica
Fragmented Readers Notice Appears in Tin Teletype Fragment
A damaged OCR fragment lists various items and phrases including appeals to readers and catalog lines. It mentions Dickens and Chinese blue ware references, with scattered publication and bookshop cues. The text reads like a jumble of ad like notes from a 1904 catalog page or newspaper notice.
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