Wordwizard

If it is a "speaker" you are writing about, and not a writer, then the tones and cadence would convey as much information as context would. Since it is the written-form about which you ask, all your questions remain, and added explanations would be necessary, if you want absolute clarity for the rea...

That is most-likely a cluster of ostrich or marabou feathers.
Isn't that someone important!?

6. Excuse me. Will you remove your hair from my seating-area, or will I kick your seat from here to La Guardia?

I'm not sure what version was being looked-at "many years ago", but the KJV and NIV and Zondervan Greek Interlinear don't have rabble in Acts 17. "Rabble" appears twice in the NIV Old Testament, though...and of course, that is not necessarily the term in the original or early copies. What version we...

Thank you Stevenloan.

Yes, though if you'd written "banana-peel"; anyone'd've picked it up.

Which is your country?

a.How did that happen?
b.How did that happen?


c.I can't see how to delete.
d.I can't see how to delete.


Sorry.
Sorry.

Thanks for the back-references.
History - it's all new again!

..or as the satirical commercial posts at the bottom of one frame, "Actors - NOT real people".

"majority landholder" would work.

Everything is new again!

You're the best!

"It would be very odd to see "author/authoress" go in the opposite direction." Could mean "we seem increasingly to have been seeing a trend towards the use of 'authoress' for both men and women". Which, of course you did not mean. Though I have noticed the trend toward the feministically-over-compen...