“‘When I first got the OED I read it through from A to Z. I wondered which word had the greatest coverage, and in Volume VIII (Q-Sh), I found it: ’set.’ More than a hundred and twenty meanings were given for the verb ’set’ used alone; another thirty or so when used in conjunction with [...]
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