Indeed for some of us, English was made to look as if it was the language spoken by God. One of our English teachers, ironically a Scotsman, used to urge us to follow the footsteps of Christ in the use of the English language. [...] The teacher would tell us that Jesus Christ used the simplest English. [...]
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