By Cases 1 and 2, we see that any finite collection of 4k-1 primes cannot contain all such primes. Thus there are infinitely many primes of this type. ¶ Q.E.D.

“He told Washington "that the Indians kept stedfastly attached to our interest.”

Nor indeed are these restrictions pragmatic in nature: i.e. the ill-formedness of the heed-sentences in (60) is entirely different in kind from the oddity of sentences like: (61) !That man will eat any car which thinks heʼs stupid which is purely pragmatic (i.e. lies in the fact that (61) describes the kind of bizarre situation which just doesnʼt happen in the world we are familiar with, where cars donʼt think, and people donʼt eat cars).

Gardyloo is a word logophiles find irresistible. According to Ms. Sperling, gardyloo was, in old Edinburgh, a warning cry before throwing dirty water from windows into the street in the 1770s. […]