Brilliant. I’m going to see if I can fit this on a plastic label called edits
Use thy where you would use your and thine where you would use yours. BUT: if the noun placed after thy begins with a vowel sound, use thine instead: thy book, but thine eyes. Archaically, the same was done with my and mine, but this is no longer common usage outside of some poetic use.
I’m going to swallow this after prepping for my colonoscopy unless someone comes up with a better salutation
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Brilliant. I’m going to see if I can fit this on a plastic label called edits
Use thy where you would use your and thine where you would use yours. BUT: if the noun placed after thy begins with a vowel sound, use thine instead: thy book, but thine eyes. Archaically, the same was done with my and mine, but this is no longer common usage outside of some poetic use.