A few years ago, I ran an essay I was writing on Frost through a grammar-checking program called Grammatik IV. When the program got to a point in the essay where I had quoted the line "And miles to go before I sleep," it stopped, and offered the following advice: "The context suggests that the objective rather than the nominative first-person singular pronoun is called for here." Miles to go before *me* sleep! To be fair to the software, it did offer at the end a percentage of passive to active constructions used throughout the entire essay--I have no idea how it arrived at this figure, or even if it was accurate, but I did think this was the program's most useful feature--could you imagine being able to tell first-year students that their essays were 56.7 % passive! Nick Mount Dalhousie