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Heavy reader, but I\'ve never edited a page, so I\'d be keen on discussing a suggestion than adding it outright.
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Heavy reader, but I\\\'ve never edited a page, so I\\\'d be keen on discussing a suggestion rather than adding it outright.
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I think we need to add \\\"Lady Chatterley\\\'s Lover\\\" to the Literature section of the examples in this page. Oliver Mellors, the main love interest specifically, has an accent acknowledged by Constance Chatterly constantly as a symbol of his lower blood. It also SERIOUSLY reduces the reading comprehension of the audience. Here\\\'s a quote to demonstrate, though it\\\'d obviously have to be cut down in order to list as an example...
\\\" \\\'Tha mun come to the cottage one time,\\\' he said, \\\'shall ta? We might as well be hung for a sheep as for a lamb.\\\'
It puzzled her, his queer, persistent wanting her, when there was nothing between them, when he never really spoke to her, and in spite of herself she resented the dialect. His \\\"tha mun come\\\" seemed not addressed to her, but some common woman. She recognized the foxglove leaves of the riding and knew, more or less, where they were. \\\"
\\\" \\\'Tha mun come to the cottage one time,\\\' he said, \\\'shall ta? We might as well be hung for a sheep as for a lamb.\\\'
It puzzled her, his queer, persistent wanting her, when there was nothing between them, when he never really spoke to her, and in spite of herself she resented the dialect. His \\\"tha mun come\\\" seemed not addressed to her, but some common woman. She recognized the foxglove leaves of the riding and knew, more or less, where they were. \\\"
