You can't tell that the rings they're wearing are Claddaghs, Gerard said, but they are. He handed the picture to Regan. People don't really use the Claddagh rings as wedding bands anymore.

It preserves the Jonsonian spellings ‘præsent’ and ‘præsenteth’ in lines 143 and 197. The punctuation, usually good, has two peculiarities, an habitual use of the colon and an erratic way of writing the indefinite article ‘a’ with an apostrophe […]

-I'm sick of going over and through every obstacle on the hill.

Why did Constantinople get the works?