[Vwoolf] Why did VW prefer "a earwig" in the proofs of To the Lighthouse?
Edward Mendelson
edward.mendelson at columbia.edu
Wed Jul 9 21:18:30 EDT 2025
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... and the English Dialect Dictionary identifies "rillywig" as a word
used in East Anglia to mean "earwig." Is it remotely possible that VW
heard something like that in her ear when she wrote "earwig"?
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