Of the Aorist Tense, as of the Perfect, there are two distinct forms: the older form, commonly called the Second Aorist; and the more recent, commonly called the First Aorist

Well, Johnny, she replied, rather hurt, if you want to call me something else, you may do so; but I will not have any outlandish, ridiculous names. I don't like it much, but if you really wish it, you may call me Polly. Polly, indeed! Mary was getting more and more prosaic.

This isn't MGM. I don't do this full-time, she said. During production, I'm the AD. Occasionally, I fill in as a fluffer.

Which their own conscience sealed them, laying by That nothing gift of differing multitudes, Could not outpeer these twain