[LMB] first mutant fruits or maybe an unfamilar idiom
Peter Granzeau
pgranzeau at cox.net
Sat May 3 17:17:49 BST 2008
At 11:52 AM 5/3/2008, CatMtn at aol.com wrote:
>On page 346, first line "Let's go set to the roof." "Set to" meant "begin"
>in the rural areas I'm familiar with, so this sounds odd to me.
I agree. I might have written "Let's go set on the roof,' which is what I think she meant. "Set" is a common midwestern replacement for "sit", as I remember.
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Regards, Pete
pgranzeau at cox.net
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