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[ Donate : Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund Save The Rhino ] <Prev Next> Subject: Re: Chaos ( 5 of 8 ) Posted by Kate Schechter I've read PYGMALION several times through (use the "Done the old woman in" monologue frequently), and noticed that Shaw didn't use apostrophes. Or else the editor/typesetter/publisher didn't use apostrophes. At any rate, there's someone down the line who didn't use them. By the same token, my friend Christina's Power PC seems to have independantly made a similar decision. Which, as I was reading a rough draft of one of her stories, raised this question: how do the apostrophically-challenged ones explain "he'll"? It would do all right for theologists, but I don't know about children's writers. Best fishes, Kate <Prev Next>
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