From: Mike Sangrey (msangrey@BlueFeltHat.org)
Date: Sat Jul 28 2001 - 12:19:23 EDT
Mike Sangrey <msangrey@BlueFeltHat.org> said:
> Hendiadys, synonymous parallelism, and Sharp's rule all don't work
> with English `and'.
After hitting the send button...
I read Wayne Leman's posting on the BTrans list.
<grumble>
He cited something like:
I'll do it when I'm good and ready
as being hendiadys.
Soooooooo...
From henceforth, all rules will be followed by the word `except'.
Except, of course, when they're not.
Seriously, when I SAY, "good and ready" it comes out as "good-n-ready."
Wayne mentioned "[t]hese pillows are lovely and soft," which to my ear
sounds like two characteristics. I pronounce the `and' with that
sentence. So, phonemologically, I use two different words.
Interesting!
Well, I don't know how much Greek is in here, but I hope this helps
the lurkers on the list have a better understanding of hendiadys.
BTW, thanks Wayne. <smile>
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