Language of AtD

[robinlandseadel at comcast.net]

Lots of meaning can be gleaned from context, but there are many antique/obsolete/quaint words from the Edwardian era and a glossary for the book (via the Pynchonwiki for AtD) comes in handy from time to time. Some of those words are concepts that are central to the telling of the story, and require more research.
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From: "Ya Sam" <takoitov at hotmail.com>
> I'm still waiting for my copy to arrive, but I would like to know from those 
> already reading it about the difficulty of the language, is it something 
> that would keep you consulting OED every now and then (like GR and M&D) or 
> is it less difficult (Lot 49)?
> 
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