greatest was Doctor Johnson, whose 'Dictionary of the English Language'
which took him 9 years to write. It was 18 inches tall and 20 inches
wide and contained 42,773 entries meaning that even if you couldn't read
it was still pretty useful if you wanted to reach a high shelf For the
first time, when people were calling you 'a pickle herring' (a
jack-pudding; a merryandrew; a zany; a buffoon), a 'jobbernowl
(loggerhead; blockhead) or a 'fopdoodle' (a fool; an insignificant
wretch) you could understand exactly what they meant and you'd have the
consolation of knowing they all used the standard spelling.
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