Re: Fourth Person

Nik Taylor wrote:

> The term "fourth person" is often used for "obviate", i.e., referring to
> a second third-person, so:
But then how does one classify the English use of "one"? It can refer
to something even more distant than a particular third person, i.e., *anyone*
who might be in that position


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