I always did feel as if, in the case of young Everett, above, the noun were underpowered without its British "u" after "o." There ought to be a chance for greater languour in the sumptuousness than our spelling spares us in its rush. It's just possible, in our traversal of this gallery, that a stinginess with vowels is half the problem of our frustration, accelerating our pace imperceptibly with gasps of unresolved expression.
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I always did feel as if, in the case of young Everett, above, the noun were underpowered without its British "u" after "o." There ought to be a chance for greater languour in the sumptuousness than our spelling spares us in its rush. It's just possible, in our traversal of this gallery, that a stinginess with vowels is half the problem of our frustration, accelerating our pace imperceptibly with gasps of unresolved expression.
What the hell dost thou mean when thou speakest like a Sphynx?
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