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Hello /lit/, brainlet here.
I just started reading Smith's Wealth of Nations and I don't fucking understand a lot of the words. How do I make my knowledge of old english better? Just read? Any suggestions?

>> No.12158533

>Adam Smith
>Old English
Anon, I...

>> No.12158546
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12158546

Get a version adapted for modern audiences.

>> No.12158606

>>12158533
I said I was a brainlet, nigga

>> No.12158614

>>12158533
>"old english" can only be interpreted as a compound and not as an adjective phrase
MY FAVOURITE EPISODE

>> No.12158640

>>12158546
How funny.

>> No.12158643

>>12158614
The distinction is made by whether "old" is capitalized.

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>>12158640
You think this is a motherfucking joke?

>> No.12158658 [DELETED] 

>>12158643
he didn't capitalize English either

>> No.12158677

>>12158649
>spotted a hottie
now thats literature

>> No.12158688

>>12158528
Go read Marx

>> No.12158742

>>12158688
i will but later

>> No.12159467

>>12158606
Smith wrote in modern English, friend.

>> No.12159473

>>12158546
>>12158649
This actually looks like fun to read.

>> No.12161118

start with the greeks