/lit/ - Literature

How does one even pronounce this word?

"seud", or "sud" as in pseudo?

>>10426761
It's crazy how everyone that browses /lit/ for a couple of days becomes the next great writer isn't it?
Spooky.

Indeed what a fresh query. We need to hold in brain that those phrases have been translated many years in the past after which revised generally earlier than we get them. If we're studying among the traces then it may be useful to be conscious of the symbolism that almost always exists in delusion and legend (I`m now not suggesting the bible is both or each). Deep would imply tons of matters however, while coupled with water, mythology almost always tells us that this implies religious or different worldly and the phrase deep, if we take it to intend unfathomable, could then be a connection with the writer god almighty. These are all ifs even though because it could rely at the context where it's written.

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>>9715962

I was just about to ask...
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