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achacunsagloire.livejournal.comGreetings and salutations, O Courageous Watchers of Fandom Grammar! Today, we’ll boldly be going where no Fandom Grammar watcher has gone before (except perhaps those who’ve studied English poetry and Latin literature) as we take a look at two proverbs that bravely tackle … well, bravery: “fools rush in where angels fear to tread” and “fortune favors the bold/brave.” Running to our aid, armed only with examples and lavender, are Fiona, Hewie, and the rest of the cast of Haunting Ground.
( Let’s click on the cut and see what we’re made of! )
( Let’s click on the cut and see what we’re made of! )
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