"The prisoners still keep killing each other thay hung six yesterday thay fight all most every night in the stockade."
"When we read our own writing, we all think it clearly expresses what we mean, because when we read it, we are only reminding ourselves of what we had in mind when we wrote it."
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Source: Joseph Wood Krutch (1956). “The Modern Temper”
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