--- In [email protected], "authfriend" <authfriend@...> wrote:
> Actually, card, if one is trying to simulate > Elizabethan English, it's the auxiliary verb that's > the wrong form here (the word order is wrong too). > > It should be: "Hair alone doth not Gino make." Aye! Hair alone doth not a Gino make, Poor fools think thus, and make a grave mistake, For he remaineth, e'en when mane doth not, And voice and skin and lung hath gone to rot.
