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why does this rule persist? And where does it come
from? Hmmm. To be honest, I'd have to say "I don't know"
and "I don't know". Still, it is tempting to speculate.
Ultimately, I suppose, it comes from a time in the history of English
in
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Hi, this is just a cut & paste job from various internet resources:
1 The Concise Oxford Dictionary of English Etymology
2 The Oxford Dictionary of English Grammar
3 Concise Oxford Companion to the English Language
4 The Concise Oxford
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