The “Orwell” quote belongs to Alexander Butcher, winner of the Orwell Youth Prize 2016, years 12 and 13. His essay can be found on the Orwell Foundation site.
After Adams’ recent disgusting interview where he seriously advises white people to stay away from black people, I no longer follow Dilbert.
That it is thought to be there is due to a common cadence in the recitation: There is almost always a pause as people recite it.
I’ll be a little picky here: this reading contains a common error: The comma after the word “Nation” doesn’t exist in the official version.
This is a quote within a quote. The quote is from Lewis’s work Mere Christianity. And Lewis is actually quoting the original source: Gordon MacDonald.
Is there anything where somebody can just read it without trying to disprove or correct?
The colorist could have left it a slight gray which would be accurate enough.
That’s why I mentioned it. Obviously BD has been away from the service too long.
“Colonel”?
Our town was so narrow, the dogs had to wag their tails up and down.
The “Orwell” quote belongs to Alexander Butcher, winner of the Orwell Youth Prize 2016, years 12 and 13. His essay can be found on the Orwell Foundation site.