elisa nazarian
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portuguese brazilian
I'm still translating Byatt's The Children's Book. At one point, she refers to a certain kind of people that desire a perpetual childhood, and give many examples of the way they behave. Then she says:
They used waggish school jokes in their letters: Tee hee! My wig!
Does anyone knows what My wig! meant at the beggining of XX century?
They used waggish school jokes in their letters: Tee hee! My wig!
Does anyone knows what My wig! meant at the beggining of XX century?
