“‘Therefore,’ approximately in the sense of ‘Abracadabra’ or ‘Open Sesame.’” —Roger Kimball, The Rape of the Masters (2004)
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3 comments:
Interesting!
It really is a word that has you waiting and listening for what will be said next. -J
Thanks for the comments, Liza and Jayne! I had a lot of fun finding a diagram with nine intersections that I could label with the letters of "therefore."
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