We all dar

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Cadzao

#540343 Sat, 12 Jul 08 06:53 AM

William Faulkner wrote (in Go Down, Moses):

""Is that where Aunt Mollie is?" Stevens said.
"We all dar," Worsham said."

"Dar" seems to me so strange. Could you please explain it?

Thank you so much.

Cadzao

Cadzao

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Mister Micawber

#540384 Sat, 12 Jul 08 09:34 AM

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I guess it means 'there'.
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'The question is,' said Humpty Dumpty, 'which is to be master-- that's all.'

We all
all
We all sympathize with the difficulties
all

shall we / all right?
At all
All of
We are all subjects of Thy Kingdom.

All but
"We did all we CAN"
You're all that's left me.
As it is, we are lucky in this period to...

Marius Hancu

#540403 Sat, 12 Jul 08 11:54 AM

I agree with MM, probably

We're all there

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