Re: The cost of time
From: | <kam@...> |
Date: | Tuesday, February 12, 2002, 20:56 |
On Mon, Feb 11, 2002 at 09:03:16PM -0500, Elliott Lash wrote:
I'm surprised the original text isn't on the www somewhere by now.
> > >"Tarry ye here the rest of the feast, and I will go ..."
Ah, I get it now, I was too fogged by the original Welsh. Yes, "Stay here
throughout the feast" (or even "until the end of the feast") would do fine.
I had in my head "spend/consume ... and I'll go ..." where some such object
as "the remainder, the remaining part" is understood, and thus "through(out)"
wouldn't solve the problem e.g. "Make merry throughout ..." unless it could
spawn an adverb. Cf. Welsh "trwodd" /'tru:-oD/.
Keith