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First appearance of the theme of the state of being burnt by infernal fire after the Great Fall, both physically and metaphorically, which reoccurs throughout the rest of the book. -------------------------- burnt, burned. Burnt is the usual form in the pa.pple (a thatched cottage was burnt down last week) and as adj. (burnt almond, a burnt offering). In the pa.t., burned is the dominant form (she burned her hands while preparing the barbecue), but burnt is also permissible in all English-speaking areas. Some writers detect a preference for one form or the other as between transitive and intransitive uses, but the evidence for such a distinction is unconvincing. However spelt, the word is normally pronounced /bə:nt/, but burned as pa.t. and ppl adj. may also be pronounced /bə:nd/. - Fowler's Modern English Usage, Revised Third Edition
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The Grand Refusal, aka the damnation of Don Giovanni. 'That is it? That is the package?...
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