A little learning is a dangerous thing:
On today's R3 Facebook puffery for In Tune:
"IN TUNE TODAY: Join Sean for Petits fours - choice morcels from the Brodsky Quartet" (my italics)
Yes, I know morcel was probably Old English but somehow I suspect the author of this bon mot would be unaware of the etymology.
On today's R3 Facebook puffery for In Tune:
"IN TUNE TODAY: Join Sean for Petits fours - choice morcels from the Brodsky Quartet" (my italics)
Yes, I know morcel was probably Old English but somehow I suspect the author of this bon mot would be unaware of the etymology.
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