Closed dcorderoch closed 1 year ago
This is a British English phrase (or template): "a good X and true [X]". Maybe it would be good to add a comment "% (sic)" here to avoid this being re-raised by future readers who check the source? I would happily merge such a PR!
In line 224 of
chapters/hpmor-chapter-046.tex
this phrase:
(
...
for brevity)it seems like there is a missing word after true, maybe
friend
?but I'm not sure if this is a British English phrase I'm not familiar with