From: LouisFors <LouisFors@aol.com>
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Date: Wed, 20 May 1998 20:15:31 EDT
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Subject: The Benvenuto article
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Cynthia wrote:

> As Richard Benvenuto 
>  pointed out in a 1983 ESQ article, ED consciously used definitions, 
>  etymologies, synonyms, antonyms, and contiguous entries from 
>  Webster's 1844 in her poetic composition.

Cynthia:

Is that article available anywhere on the internet?  Or has comment been made
and expanded on in other places? I'm pretty sure our local library wouldn't
have the Benuvento article.  I did check the internet before asking this.  I
used three different search engines, and, on one, found a post you made in
1996 to an emweb member, explaining how you became interested in what you are
currently doing.  I was quite surprised, but delighted, to find an emweb
archived post on a general search engine! 

Thank you any help.

Louis Forsdale