I do not wish to maintain that no scholars have recognized variation in syllabization—on the contrary, expressions like “mostly” or “more often than” and discussions of different syllabizations in different styles can be cited—but only wish to point out that the frameworks of such analysts absolutely rule out such comments as invalid, since the frameworks are static and idiolectal (in every case known to me).

'You'll miss yourself. A walk about and a nice fish supper. If we get the sun it'll be lovely.'

Outside, the evening woods stood in quietude and the vast patches like maps of color were captured motionless, no leaf astir, in the light of the setting sun.

I learned that, as Jane approached discharge, I would attend pump class, to learn how to program pumps in our apartment and infuse Jane with water, food, and drugs. My technophobia covered its eyes.