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Dany Serck has written:
> But what has moral issues got to do with Huck's dialect, or any
> dialect?
> Can anyone explain this to me?
It's really quite simple. If, in the earlier novel, Aunt
Polly had seen fit to call it huconics, she might have got a
grant to sivilize Huck, and the whole raft trip would never
have happened.
Hope this helps.
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Vicki Richman [log in to unmask] National Writers Union
Harlem, New York PGP 2.6 UAW Local 1981, AFL/CIO
"You are about to witness an experiment: the effect of electricity on Wood."
-Frederick Wood, the last person executed by the State of New York.
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