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- 26-Sep-2007, 20:43 #1
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fair morrow Does the archaic expression "fair morrow" mean
a) greeting -"Good morning"
b) just stating that the morning is fair -"It's a lovely morning."
Thanx a lot!
- 26-Sep-2007, 23:15 #2
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Re: fair morrow Properly - a fair morning of the next day >> "morrow" = the next day/tomorrow; an extension of archaic "morn"
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