By Definite articles, Sentence structures

1: There is no more interesting way. 2: There is no more an interesting way. 2 was wrongly attributed to me. I did not type that and I would not recommend its usage, even if it's grammatically correct! "There is no more interesting a way." - is correct. Note the position of the indefinite...

Hello MrP So I can only assume that either Dickens got his idiom slightly wrong, or ‘Child as he was’ had a simple complementary sense in his day. I feel your sense that children are not immune to hunger and misery is very modern one. Children of poor social classes in Dickens' times would be...