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S e p te m b e r 2005 Influence. Writing as a Woman and a Jew in America (Albany, NY: State University o f New York Press, 1992) 52. 24 Bilik 81. M olière’s bourgeois gentilhom m e was surprised to learn th at h e had b e e n speaking prose all his life. Likewise, m any authors will be surprised to learn that they have b een writing inquits alm ost all th eir lives. T h e w ord inquit, which is etymologically related to English bequeath a n d quoth, is n o t fo u n d in th e latest edi tion o f die Oxford English Dictionary, so it m ust still be considered a Latin word. T h e Romans, who did n o t use quotation marks, wrote the word inquit (he said) to reveal the identity o f the speak e r being quoted. A tedious exam ple o f the in q u it he said is fo u n d in R obert M organ’s This Rock. W h e n I to ld M oody I was g o in g to take th
English Language Notes – Duke University Press
Published: Sep 1, 2005
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