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Deb Started conversation Mar 9, 2005
This is such a lovely entry. And just to make it even better I've come along to nit-pick, which I hope is valid and constructive
Under heading "Fairies in Art & Literature" first paragraph, would this sound better as all one sentence, with a comma after poets: "...and poets, who have portrayed..."?
Under heading "Fairies on Stage", first paragraph, the comma after from should come out.
Under heading "Fairy Legends", second paragraph: would it read better as one sentence with a comma after hell: "...nor bad enough to go to hell, leaving them..."?
Same heading, third paragraph, second sentence: the placing of commas around "who had not yet been bathed" implies that *all* the children had not been bathed as opposed to just some of them. Would it read better as "...she hid the children who had not yet been bathed, in a futile..."?
Under heading "Where the experts may have failed", would it read better repunctuated as follows?
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Is this kind of comment helpful? It feels like I'm being picky, but I understand the point of Peer Review is to "polish" as well as to correct inconsistencies, etc. Please let me know if I'm wrong so I can stop offending people!
Deb
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Emmily ~ Roses are red, Peas are green, My face is a laugh, But yours is a scream Posted Mar 12, 2005
Yes, it's very helpful, Deb.
But, if you could please post any further comments the Peer Review thread F48874?thread=600110&skip=0&show=20 That way all the comments are in one thread, which makes it easier all round.
Emmily
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Deb Posted Mar 12, 2005
Thanks for that feedback Emmily - I'm too eager and didn't really understand the whole process, so I just hit the "discuss this entry" button.
I'll click on Peer Review in future.
Deb
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