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| === Notes === | | === Notes === |
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| 1. ''Weekend in Zuydcoote'' by Robert Merrill won the Prix Goncourt in 1948.
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| 2. The first page number refers to the page in the English edition; the second page number refers to the page in the French edition.
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| 3. In modern English usage (except for the Quakers) the second person singular, “thou” is not used; however, it still occurs in prayers: “Hail Mary, full of grace, the Lord is with '''thee''', blessed art '''thou''' . . .”.; poetry; Shakespeare; and the Bible.
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| ===Citations=== | | ===Citations=== |