Especially he ought to untongue it from talking to his prejudice

For, stoode it with the pleasure of his will To marrie me, my fortune is not such, So hard, that I so long should still persist Makelesse alone in wofull widowhood.

And the Pacemaker outperforms all conventional triplexes and quintuplexes.

Quine explains, without giving a definition, a concept of synonymity which is different from and presumably stronger than L-equivalence. He says: The notion of synonymity figures implicitly also whenever we use the method of indirect quotations. In indirect quotation we do not insist on a literal repetition of the words of the person quoted, but we insist on a synonymous sentence; we require reproduction of the meaning. Such synonymity differs even from logical equivalence; and exactly what it is remains unspecified.