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in reply to a message by RDNZL
I've got half the story and can't be bothered to get the other half, which isn't that relevant anyway.
Jean Harlow. Blonde bombshell, and let us say, unsubtle. Being introduced to an Englishwoman (probably Margot Asquith I suppose), she pronounced the t: MargoT. And was icily corrected: "The T is silent, as in Harlowe!"
Jean Harlow. Blonde bombshell, and let us say, unsubtle. Being introduced to an Englishwoman (probably Margot Asquith I suppose), she pronounced the t: MargoT. And was icily corrected: "The T is silent, as in Harlowe!"
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