Is that a direct quote from the prime suspect?
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When is she coming back?
ReplyDeleteAnd where, oh where, has the little semicolon gone? It's certainly not where it should be, which is between the two independent clauses.
ReplyDeleteHowever, maybe this quote is from the deceased herself. Perhaps it's a variation on something she used to tell her family to tell unwanted callers. "Tell them I'm dead or that I'm away! Anything!"