Gardyloo is a word logophiles find irresistible. According to Ms. Sperling, gardyloo was, in old Edinburgh, a warning cry before throwing dirty water from windows into the street in the 1770s. […]

'Oh, we'll pull you off before you can say knife. Take care of His Excellency. I shall try to get a little sleep now.'

“It didn't rain, so I decided to come piece with you.[…]” We never finished that piece.

And so they entered into the town witliout any gainstanding.