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On Feb 19, 3:53 pm, "Jason__911" wrote:

Innes, It's interesting how you convienently

It's spelled "conveniently", IQ boy. Pretty much just
the way it sounds.

Such a bitch@!

Is the word related in English to CONYNE: knowledge, an A. N word?

With fals conynge whiche sche hadde
Hire clos envye thos sche spradde.
/Gower, MS Antiq, &c

Of course it is Latinate, with the conjunction of Convenio and Ventum; [to
come]. The same 'vent' appears in intervene, advent, event, revenue &c

Our colleague is as sparse with spelling as were they who indifferently
transmigrated these sounds of Latin to later-English. Wherefore are we in
criticism if we do not understand /how/ such things operate, so that we
should say, PEERis, for Paris?

Heuch. Phil