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by - written on 10/09/08 (Very useful, 354 readings)
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If you have ever witnessed someone unconsciously utter a Spoonerism (for example, "I hit my bunny phone" instead of "I hit my funny bone", or "pit nicking" instead of "nit picking") and smiled at the puzzlement or amusement of those around, then you will chuckle (and sometimes even laugh out load) at this comic tale from children's writer Roald Dahl. ~ Outline ~ The story is about the Reverend Lee. However, this young vicar's problem is not Spoonerisms exactly. Instead he suffers from a very special form of verbal dyslexia, which causes him to unknowingly speak some words as if they had been written in ... Read the complete review
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